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I'm up to 15 curls with 15 pounds per arm, plus 15 push-ups. One thing I'm indebted to Rachel for is the use of her dumb-bells.
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But that's not in the news as much as some doofus on TV divorcing his wife. Fusion energy is of far more practical, immediate interest than finding the Higgs Boson or the Squark Particle or whatever, and I can't see why this isn't recieving as much press as the LHC did last year.įourthish, North Korea's resumed underground nuclear tests. They're dedicating the world's biggest laser tomorrow, for the purposes of starting a nuclear fusion reaction (as you may have seen in such family classics as Spider-Man 2, and also THE GODDAMNED SUN). Why do anthropologists turn into big sacks of gullible every time they try to study aboriginal island cultures? "HUR DUR yes person whose social status is based on boasting, I will believe whatever you tell me without trying to confirm it with objective methodology or even double-checking with your neighbors and relatives BUUUUUHHHHHHHHHH" The second exciting - and discouraging - thing is the Jared Diamond scandal.
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Hell yeah, that surprises me! You'd think "let's see how to fit these bones together to look like the living animal" would be the very first procedure established in the field of skeletal reconstruction. We did this with skeletons of modern animals (we figure a hare and a chicken in the paper): this is an incredibly basic thing to do, but it may or may not surprise you to learn that no-one has done it before (or, if they have done it, they've never published their results)." "And the evidence is conclusive: when you plug vertebrae and skulls together in the 'best fit' method mentioned above, you never get the life posture. What interests me is this one paragraph, right here: Now paleontologists have been arguing about whether they held their heads up or stretched them out since the 1900s, and I doubt that somebody who just got out of graduate school is going to settle the debate once and for all, however convincing his arguments are. Other than my interview tonight with Macy's, of course.įirst, and really least important in the final analysis, is some stuff about the long-necked dinosaurs. But by the time I hit the "Reply" button, four people had raised those objection already. And the "super insulation" method only works for internal sources of heat if you're any closer to the Sun than Neptune, the Sun itself will heat up your spaceship. That's essentially what a comet does, and we can see those suckers with the naked eye. Of course, then I had to go and point out that his additional heat-shedding mechanism - "just shunt the heat into water and spray the water vapor all over space" - wasn't really a good idea, if the goal is Not to Be Seen. You might sneak past somebody's IR sensors, or telescopes, or whatever. So yes, in fact it could be blazing hot inside the ship - relative to the infinite, eternal depths of space, at least - but the insulation would only let the heat out little by little. Somebody was going on about how his super-secret-stealth-spaceship was supposed to work, and I forgot that while insulation doesn't ultimately stop heat from slows the process down considerably.