Not here any more, but noticed your posting and thought you'd like this:
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Basic EEG kit for desktop and mobile.
>I've never cared for new years activities or celebrations...till now. I'm
>making my first new years resolution.
>
>I resolve
>http://tinyurl.com/oszyw9q
>
>"The results suggest that exposure to religious ideas has a powerful
>impact on children's differentiation between reality and fiction, not
>just for religious stories but also for fantastical stories."
>
>...
Maybe it would help to read the original article.
http:
>Anyone know of one? All the ones I tried are one file at a time ... Tanks!
I don't do much with ftp on my iPhone, but this got pretty good ratings:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ftp-client-pro/id425341262?mt=8
When I have to work on a site and I only have my iPhone or iPad with me,
Textastic
Here are the cliffs of Torrey Pines north of San Diego . These men release
their hawks, and then soar with them. way cool.
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> http://talkingpointsmemo.
> com/livewire/joe-the-plumber-wurzelbacher-ucsb-shooting-dead-kids
>
> presented with disgust.
>
> How many more have to be sacrificed on the altar of the current
> twisted interpretation of the 2nd Amendment.
Here's the quote that got me:
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I am sorry you
>Again you're talking handfuls of people.
>
>I'm talking entire nations. 2 billion Muslims are following these laws.
>This morality.
>
How many people participated in the violence in those places? Perhaps several
hundred? Let's be generous and say a couple thousand. Now how many practicing
Mu
The German Imperial Army was not defeated? I really don't know what history you
read but its sadly lacking in what happened.
First off start here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundred_Days_Offensive This
isn't a bad summary of what happened in the last 3 months of WW1. But in
essence the result
Tried posting this yesterday but it got bounced so trying again today.
one of my favourite writers passed away yesterday morning. I had the
fortune of meeting Ray Bradbury several years ago. I'd like to think of him
sitting on his version of Mars, watching the last of the earth space
ships leave
>From this morning's Washington Post
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/post/when-an-adult-took-standardized-tests-forced-on-kids/2011/12/05/gIQApTDuUO_blog.html
When an adult took standardized tests forced on kids
By Valerie Strauss
This was written by Marion Brady, veteran teache
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>i often wonder, would protests like cairo saw reap the same sort of
>response and change, here in the US?
>
Unfortunately in this country the same sort of protest would most likely be
tolerated for a very short while until the police go in with the truncheons
etc. Then it would be a matter of
So you disagree with people having the right to protest, or at least those with
whom you disagree with politically.
>You know what?
>
>If i lost my job tomorrow, i'd have two options:
>
>1) Try to find another job in my field, or failing that, adapt
>2) Go sit out on Wall Street and blame someon
I think the Cain quote in the article says it all
"I don't have facts to back this up..."
So in other words he's just acting like any other politician, willing to lie
etc for the votes. He's just a bit more inexperienced at hiding it is all.
~~~
>Actually, they aren't complaining at all.
>
>You bleeding hearts are comical when it comes to your perceived enemy.
>
Bleeding hearts? you have got to be joking.
How many AQ leaders did your glorious leader get during his 8 years?
And what is the count for the current presiden? According to
>I'd hit it.
>
I'd be more worried about sleeping afterwards, or be very careful of what was
in the drinks. Also make sure none of her male friends are within 1000 miles of
the place.
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>I asked it about Casey Anthonyso what's the verdict on Amanda Knox? She
>hot, or not? Again, i can't quite tell. It helps that she's into threesomes,
>if the prosecution is to be believed.
Apparently she was also into really rough sex.
~~
>To play devils advocate here, have you ever seen al-Awlaki armed? Or
>even on a battlefield?
How do I even know what you look like.
But he was travelling in a convoy of 5 trucks with an armed escort. he's
appeared in multiple web videos with an AK-47. So yes. hey may have been.
>
>It seems t
; complaining are the ACLU and Ron Paul.
>
.
>
>
> On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 11:53 AM, Larry Lyons
> wrote:
> >
> > Funny how the reich wing first whines about how Obama and the
> current administration is weak on terrorism, but when the
> administration sho
> How do we know all of that is true? Is the "battlefield" now
> everywhere? Does that now mean the govt can do whatever it wants
> where ever it wants as long as it says it was because of "battle" on
> the "battlefield"
>
> Are you saying that if we simply change the marketing around a govt
No not really. It's the same situation as in WW1 and WW2 where several thousand
US citizens served in the Nazi and Italian Fascist armies. Quite a few of those
were killed by the US or it's Allies. Both Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan were
the same they were armed belligerents on a battlefield i
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> It seems pretty universal by people in govt that this guy was a bad
> guy, but it's also troubling that the US would assassinate a US
> citizen on foreign soil without due process; especially given this
> administrations previous assertions that trial of terrorists is
> possible.
>
> Anyone
>> I think it will be much ado about nothing. Iran may want to beat it's chest
>> a bit but they aren't going to do anything that's going to get
>> them annihilated. They may be crazy, but they aren't that crazy.
>
>
>The rules of engagement at sea at pretty well defined and the US has a ton
>of e
>There is no way this ends well.
>
>On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 9:49 AM, Camer
>>
At least one of them though the end was well...
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Interesting. You could almost use the same tool for scoring evidence based
medicine studies.
>Btw, the National Quality Forum just debuted a beta version of its
>Quality Positioning System today. It's an online tool meant to allow
>users to search for NQF-endorsed quality measures depending on w
>>
>> It very much feels like all the old barriers are down and everybody is
>> working towards the same goals. This is capitalism at it's finest and makes
>> me very positive for the future.
>>
>
>Umisn't "everybody working together" more of a communism or socialism
>thing? Capitalism is mor
Who would have guessed?
sorry forgot the tags.
> Far Right...also known as crazy extremists :-)
>
> http://www.huffingtonpost.
> com/2011/09/26/roger-ailes-fox-news-course-correction_n_980850.
> html?ncid=edlinkusaolp0009
>
> "He made a big admission to Newsweek, saying that he
Given his knwoldege of the subjec t. I'd go with what your neurologist says.
>I supposedly had GB (french polio) when I was 2. All of my symptoms
>(slowly stopped walking, eventually stopped breathing) were similar
>and thus that was my diagnosis and treatment.
>
>Recently I was seeing a neurol
same rational with the anti-vaccine fanatics. Here's a good discussion of the
issue.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/index.php/vaccine-schedules-and-infant-mortality-a-false-relationship-promoted-by-the-anti-vaccine-movement/
It boils down to the two happening close together in time and so
because he's out of the state so much?
>Know what I noticed out of the first debate that no one picked up on?
>
>That Perry reduced the release of Nitrous Oxide gases escaping randomly in
>the state of Texas by 50%
>
>Yeah... 50%, no one picks up on the little things that makes TX Stupid!
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Silence From Rep. Bachmann As Vaccine Challenge Expires
The high noon deadline for bioethicist Arthur Caplan's $10,000 challenge to
Rep. Michele Bachmann has come and go
>if it can be reproduced. If. Look at the recent findings on red wine! If it
>*can* be reproduced of course, the data will need to be explained,and yes,
>this may involve some fundamental re-thinking. In other words, this is
>important if it's real, and not caused by some factor in the test set-up
It would be very interesting to see if it can be replicated.
The true awesome nature of science - where a beautiful theory is destroyed by
an ugly fact.
> Here's a great learning opp for you! Check it out:
>
> "But that doesn't mean Einstein's theory is ready for the trash heap,
> he said.
>
The Samuel L. Ipsum generator. http://slipsum.com/
I may use this one the next time I have to do a church website.
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>the term "theory" has a very specific meaning in science. I am not sure
>which theory would need more testing. AFAIK it would not be considered a
>theory if it did.
>
>If you're saying that there is a lot out there that we don't understand,
>then fine. True. But I think your logic is a little fuz
I was thinking of most current insulin is made from bacteria with recombinant
DNA engineered to produce human insulin. Forced evolution essentially. Or
antibiotic resistant bacteria. Or that they have to change flu vaccines
regularly because of the evolution of new strains. Also look at malaria
>GWB put MORE American lives at risk than Sadaam ever did.
>The Iraq war was about revenge for 9/11. Plain and simple.
>
>
No it was Saddam trying to kill his daddy.
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t's like saying an iPhone is a fact but the description isn't.
>
> Maybe the miss here is that a theory describes interaction and makes
> predictions about other facts.
>
>
>
>
> On Sep 20, 2011, at 1:58 PM, Larry Lyons
> wrote:
>
> >
> > Th
There are two things goin on here, the THEORY of evolution and the FACT of
evolution. The theory tries to explain the mechanism involved. That's the
scientific theory. The fact is that evolution happens, it is the change of
allels over time. That is reality.
>Very true. but evolution is one o
YOu really are into strange fantasies. This one is almost as good as "Precious
Bodily Fluids." Only slightly less wack.
I mean really don't you neo-cons ever stop? Or is your almost sexual obsession
with self jusification is all consuming for you. There are enough problems,
most of which you p
>Wabbit season
Duck Season!
Wabbit!
Duck!
-
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By the time the republicon party has chosen it nominee they are going to be so
damaged by the process that Obama may not need a working group to dig up the
dirt on the candidate - the republicon party will have done the work for them.
> It's Obama/Biden vs Romney/Rubio
>
> The economy and "pea
Fine think that way, especially when you get in an accident and need
antibiotics for instance. Or if you develop diabetes (cannot have anything
based on evolution you know). Such stupidity may kill you, its the collateral
damage you'd be causing that is worrisome.
>You just refuse to learn?
>
Unlike American elections, the reality of scientific theories do not depend on
a popularity or a beauty contest. As Galileo said as he kissed the Pope's foot
after recanting the heliocentric theory of the solar system, "It still moves."
In other words despite wishes to the contrary, reality is.
That is rich, neither Huntsman or McCain not a republican? simply amazing that
people actually think that. The sheer mind boggling nature of that statement.
The inmates have truly taken over the asylum.
>That's because he's not a republican.
>
>We put up a dem last cycle to please the foaming
>> Damn Justin I wish I knew. I was there as well. It would have
>> been cool to havea couple of beer. perhaps next year.
>
>Indeed! If there's one thing I took away from this conference, it's
>that I need to attend more conferences. :)
>
>
It looks like RIA Con will be on again next year. That
Damn Justin I wish I knew. I was there as well. It would have been cool to
havea couple of beer. perhaps next year.
>I spent the weekend at NCDevCon and arrived safely home late last
>night. Having not been to a development conference since the Fusebox
>conference in Las Vegas many years ago (
We knew they were
> there and they disappeared. We asked Saddam to produce them or prove
> they were destroyed and he didn't.
>
.
>
>
> On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 2:12 PM, Larry Lyons
> wrote:
> >
> >>You missed the point, we found the stock piles he wa
; dusting but that made no sense.
> It might not have been a great delivery system but people still could
> have died.
>
.
>
>
> On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Larry Lyons
> wrote:
> >
> > You can go into your back yard with a shovel and dig up Anthrax
> sp
He only several of the top awards in science fiction. If you think that work is
good, try some of his physics papers. They're really impressive.
He has a dangerous habit of being very level headed while writing some of the
more mind boggling concepts (think the Uplift series, or the Practice Ef
>Ah took me several clicks to find the broken one.
>
>So you think it's funny that a link has changed after six years?
>Remember when Obama became president he wiped out everything on
>whitehouse.org and started over.
>I thought that was funny.
>
When the Bush administration started they did the
>You missed the point, we found the stock piles he was talking about
>but nobody cared because they were old.
>
those so called stockpiles were badly decayed leftovers from the Iran-Iraq war.
If I remember correctly the Shrubbery used that as the WMD justification, but
later withdrew those claim
You can go into your back yard with a shovel and dig up Anthrax spores. What is
not mentioned is that they were never able weaponize the Anthrax. Also the
delivery systems they had frankly sucked. So even if they had an actual biowar
program, they could not do anything with it. And there is no
>I read and wondered why they found a way to create B. thuringiensis
>undetected from the inspectors. They had no use for it and it was made
>the same was as anthrax. You can say they never intended to do that
>but there's no other reason.
>
>Technically the didn't produce Anthrax but the experime
I have always liked what the Dalai Lama said about the conflict between science
and religion. If science contradict what is said in the Holy Texts, then the
holy texts are wrong.
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>Saddam: What We Now Know
>Bin Laden struck first, but Saddam was at least as big a terror threat.
>http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/277115/saddam-what-we-now-know-jim-lacey?page=1
Aside from teh painfully obnoxious flawed opinion piece that was remarkably
content and fact free, the quest
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>Yes.
>
Actually he's done a fair amount: http://whatthefuckhasobamadonesofar.com/
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> they're not as forgiving? Just kidding.
>
.
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 9:30 AM, Larry Lyons
> wrote:
> >
> > Except for this group, which believe it or not is among the most
> civil I know, I would rather gnaw off my arm to escape from
In the 80's there was a book by an economist that looked at it, The 9 Nations
of North America.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nine_Nations_of_North_America
>Actually for the rest of the world breaking up the United States may not be
>a bad idea.
>
>As it stands being the world's only Super
>I loved first grade. We used to pull questions out of our arses all
>the time and test each others genius.
>
>.
You know your sexual proclivities really do fall into the realm of too much
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Except for this group, which believe it or not is among the most civil I know,
I would rather gnaw off my arm to escape from a trap than get into a debate
involving science vs pseudo-science with most people.
>Or any debate involving science vs pseudo-science, really.
>
>
>
>
>
>--
>Scott Stro
Note we still have a hope, he didn't include Perry.
>That's even scarier hehehe
>
>Rush, Beck, Palin and Bachman told me to agree with you.
>
>.
>
>
>
>>
>> Oh shit...Sam and I agree on something...
>>
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e. If
you can adequately answer the same then I stand corrected, otherwise as you
have proven on multiple occasions there are times you need a set of
instructions to zip up your own fly.
> Stepping up your game to group attacks?
>
.
>
>
> On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 10:30
>What's your point?
>No one is arguing that over time theories cannot be improved, disproved
>or deprecated by new empirical evidence.
>So what's your point?
>
I suspect that like many he prefers things written in stone and immutable.
Unfortunately for those with that need for absolutism, most s
>I'll toss in one more item into this (quite good) discussion on
>scientific theory versus a laymans notion of a theory and that is
>this:
>
>A scientific theory not only has explanatory value (it tries to
>explain observed phenomena) it also should have predictive value, ie,
>it should be able to
Come now Judah you don't expect most of these people to understand Karl Popper
and the philosophy of science. That's worth than trying to get people to
understand the concept of theory.
>I'll toss in one more item into this (quite good) discussion on
>scientific theory versus a laymans notion o
>That would be a law. A theory means that here's an idea...I can't prove
>it...but this is what I think happens... It's not a fact Gruss.
>
>I didn't have the heart to tell 'Im. A theory basically means scientific
>fact
>
>
>
>On Sep 12, 2011, at 12:51 PM, William Bowen wrote:
>
>"theory"
>sci
>Why is it silly?
>
>http://www.npr.org/2011/09/08/140294922/mosaic-fossil-could-be-bridge-from-a
>pes-to-humans
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I talked with my sister today. She's in victoria, She didn't even feel it.
Friends in Cranbrook BC said thing were shaking. Fortunately where the
epicenter was is pretty isolated - not very many people live in that part of
the west coast of Vancouver Island.
> David Dickinson was watching tele
>We still have a huge gap between all these fossils and the current humanoid.
>I still go with the Annunaki being our creators over God and evolution.
Homo Erectus (get yr minds out of the gutter), through Homo Sapiens we know the
paths very well. The issue is the paucity from 3 to 1.5 million y
>Larry,
>
>I'm talking about day to day.. that same message get's played in every
>DC Metro Station whether it's Sept 9th 2011 or any other day. I
>understand heightened security this week.
>
>I don't know if anything's going to happen, but I'm not changing plans
>because the 10th Anniversary is S
Tim could you shoot me an email? Very important.
thx,
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>My wife is an archaeologist and her office was abuzz about this last the
>other day. Pretty cool stuff.
>
>As Sam can attest, 2 million years is actually a misprint. 6000 years is
>what they meant to say.
>
Its a weird find to say the least. Its not quite old enough, since some hominid
fossil f
>I thought you believed whatever Palin told you to believe.
>
I think he switched to Rick Perry and Michelle Bachmann - I am sure he squeals
when he sees either on the TV.
Both are proof that evolution is reversible.
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> http://www.washingtonpost.
> com/opinions/the-911-overreaction-nonsense/2011/09/08/gIQAc727CK_story.
> html?wprss=rss_opinions
>
> By Charles Krauthammer
>
> I think it's a good read but he's a neo-con so
>
Craphammer has no credibility. He's been caught so many times twisting facts
and
>Where we seem to be treading on dangerous waters is the fine line
>between "vigilance" and "paranoia". Just board any train in the DC
>Metro System and you're bombarded with announcements talking about "If
>You See Something Say Something".
>
>9-11 was a life changer, but we can't give in to the
thought I'd throw this out to everyone. This is really cool. Some very early
hominid fossils show development of the frontal and prefrontal cortex (part of
the brain just behind the eyes) its responsible for the executive control and
higher levels of cognition and thinking).
http://www.washing
>>
>> States might as well secede from the union :-)
>>
>
>I think they should anyway.
>
>We'll take the west coast and just make B.C. stretch from Alaska to Mexico.
Why ruin such as nice place as BC with California? Do you really want them to
be selling Nanaimo bars in LA?
~~~
You know there is very little positive evidence that there is any ratiation
effect, not withstanding one recent study. There has been quite a few long term
studies of cell phone use, especially in Europe. Generally there has been
little or no difference in cancer rates between heavy cell phone
They are. Depending on what you want to do with them. But the Shuttle barebones
I put together was more than powerful enough at the time. Their ready made
systems are as good.
>> Shuttle has a very small SFF system that starts at $399.
>> http://us.shuttle.com/X350.aspx
>>
>> I built a couple
>Just saw this headline from Politico on a newfeed:
>
>"Bachmann turnover drives questions"
>
>What do y'all think, intentional play on Bachman Turner Overdrive or
>just weird music nerd connection in my brain?
>
>Cheers,
>Judah
Definitely a pun.
Shuttle has a very small SFF system that starts at $399.
http://us.shuttle.com/X350.aspx
I built a couple of Shuttle systems they're pretty good.
>Since it's not really destined to be a primary machine, I'm likely to go
>with something a little lower end. I've even considered getting one of
>
that's why I moved from Parallels to VMWare. the performance was much better.
and lets face it VMWare has been doing this long before Parallels started.
>> In that case Cam why not just get VMWare Fusion and Windows 7 or whatever
>> on your Mac.
>>
>> I just finished upgrading my laptop to Win7.
For SVN I'd look at Versions for the Mac. Its about the best SVN client I've
seen.
As for Outlook, use Apple Mail and Google Calendar. BTW Fireworks is available
for the Mac and works much better IMNSHO.
But the other programs you mention, i'd use VMWare and a windows instance.
>I switched to
I started off using both - a Mac Plus and a Windows 3 machine. In the end it
really is a matter of taste - I don't think there is nothing on the PC that the
Mac cannot do and vis versa.
Thing is that the Mac just works as is. If you need to tweak it, there's the
terminal with all of its 'nix g
In that case Cam why not just get VMWare Fusion and Windows 7 or whatever on
your Mac.
I just finished upgrading my laptop to Win7. In comparison I've found Win7 to
be faster and much more reliable than XP.
>On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 9:56 AM, Casey Dougall <
>ca...@uberwebsitesolutions.com> wrot
Here's what is not supported, http://wiki.getrailo.org/wiki/Tags_Not_Supported.
But frankly looking over the list, aside from ntAuthenticate there isn't a
missing tag that isn't duplicated by jQuery or Using something like Ben Nadel's
POI cfc among other things.
>Is there anything I would be m
>OK. so who do i send my clients to once they realize stuff no longer works?
>Cheaply to..
>i pay 60 bucks a year and host like 5 personal site.
>this is bs..
Scott Stewart signed on with Alurium, http://alurium.com/
>From what I understand he's pretty satisfied with it.
~~
>Welfare recipients cannot "vote themselves more government benefits".
>Only Congress can do that. And anyone who thinks Congress is
>influenced in the least by the poor is not living in reality.
>
>
>>
>> Vadum clarifies that it is "destructive to register welfare recipients
>> to vote so that t
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There is a very big issue here I see, this study had a sample size of under 40
participants. For this sort of study that is nowhere near enough to give these
results any statistical power. It's such a small blip on the extreme edge of
the population curve, that you cannot really generalize from
>>
>> Looks like the chances of getting struct my lightning while juggling
>> rabbits
>>
>
>lightning = StructNew();
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>
> No trees were killed in the sending of this message, but a large
> number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced.
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 2:51 PM, Larry Lyons
> wrote:
> >
> > I dont know how mu
If you go a bit further into the CDCreport, it states quite clearly that there
was no pattern involving these deaths. All were attributed to other causes.
>> I don't care about the percentage. Even one is one too many.
>
>
>I guess my thinking is more like that .01%may be equal tot he numb
I donât know how much God has to do to get the attention of the politicians.
Weâve had an earthquake; weâve had a hurricane. He said, âAre you going
to start listening to me here?â Listen to the American people because the
American people are roaring right now.. They know government i
>http://michellemalkin.com/
>
>Bad news, as this drug has injured and killed girls in testing. I guess the
>legislature doesn't care about a few dead kids.
Instead of listening to someone who is quite frankly ignorant when it comes to
this sort of thing (after all she's a political or Jenny McCa
>>We survived with minor damages. Loss of power for 16hrs. Weeg you back?
>
> no damage here, we Vogt rout it just fine.
We had no problems being on the western edge of the storm. No power outage, a
few trees in the neighbourhood lost branches, but that was it.
>And if it wasn't for Larry we wouldn't even know all this yelling was going on.
>
What frequently surprises me is how ignorant many Americans are about what is
occurring in their own country. This stuff is out there frequently on the front
page of the local papers, or in the comment sections o
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