Quoting http://www.caves.org/ncrc/national/Scholarship2009.htm :
The NCRC will award two $200 dollar scholarships to help students
attend the national weeklong seminar in Bedford, IN June 13-20, 2009. To
be considered please send a caving resume, 2 letters of support from NSS
members, and a
Has anyone (else) heard of Gorgeous Tiny Chicken Machine Show? Apparently
a parody of a Japanese variety show.
I just checked out Hulu http://www.hulu.com which I'd seen promoted at the
end of 30 Rock and located very odd content distributed by Sony
Entertainment.
Taming of the
This is probably the most insightful bit of reasoning that I have ever read on
this subject. Noting the year of Dr. Roger's death, I would say that he was a
soothsayer. It certainly applies to our current economic situation.
Fritz
From: Guy Heath
At 09:56 AM 2/19/2009, Fritz Holt wrote:
This is probably the most insightful bit of reasoning that I have
ever read on this subject.
That is an interesting outlook, Fritz. But I wonder how it would work
in the government of, say, your family. Should the baby be held off
the tit because it
I'm firmly in the middle.
However, Gil, your family metaphor is flawed (imho) because in this instance
we're not talking children vs adults. The they are both adults in the
original pondering. Truth is, some adults don't work and earn their keep.
Another truth is that some people earn
At 04:08 PM 2/19/2009, Scott Nicholson wrote:
However, Gill, your family metaphor is flawed (imho) because in
this instance we're not talking children vs adults.
Yep, I knew that when I wrote it, but I wanted to point out that
there are different concepts of 'government'--and they are
Being firmly in the middle on this topic I'm optimistic that the extremes of
either ilk are bell-curve-esque in their relative smallness.the upper
non-working leisure class and the lower non-working leisure class.although
I'm guessing the latter is a larger group than the former as
