I gave some insights based on sociological studies, researched and
confirmed facts, and scientific polls, and you offer platitudes, talking
points, and untruths.
In the passed 12 years, the political middle has been pushed further and
further to the right. I live in a part of PA considered to
The fact that Fox channels GOP talking points like
Madame effing Blavatsky is disheartening. I would
find that obnoxious in a liberal or mainstream
paper.
Any ideological tendency might be worth
hearing if the source shows some independent
thought and willingness to look at evidence. What's
Stewart, that may be a comforting formulation but it deserves
some inspection.
What one means by radical is slippery. Though no matter
how you structure the definition you typically find the institutional
measure of organizational strength (periodical circulation, affiliate
elected officials,
On the point the we are snowflakes (gentle snowflakes according
to Lewis Black) was the NPR piece on med students who learn
the every-body is different. E.g., working on a normal cadaver and
seeing the the left elbow joint looked like a textbook drawing (something
rare in and of itself) and then
What we don't know about basic biology is almost certainly more
than we think.
On the same, lines is the idea that deciphering the human genome
represents a big turning point in our understanding is amusing.
From what
I can tell, what it really does is to better frame our ignorance
of how DNA
My first reaction was to use solar cells, but that could require wires.
Can the solar cells be attached directly to the LEDs in ice, and still
generate the tiny bit of power for the LED? It's worth trying. Won't it
need resistors?
Not if the internal resistance of the battery is sufficient to
Do not use the microphone input unless your source in monophonic. The
microphone input accepts only monophonic input.
Elaine Zablocki wrote:
At 05:52 PM 4/29/2007, b_s-wilk wrote:
Have you tried using Audacity for recording? I've had excellent
results with it. Windows/Mac/Linux
