A Return to Triangulation (libertarion vs social right)

National Review Online ^ | 10/25/06 | David Boaz & David Kirby

[Blackirish]

As the Republican base fragments and Christian conservatives consider a “fast” from politics, the polling data point to a mid-term Republican thumping. Less than two weeks from now, Republicans will begin their post-mortem soul searching. And as the corpses of their House and Senate majorities grow cold, so should Karl Rove’s 2006 campaign strategy.

[Fiddlstix]

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[From many - one.]

It's rare that I don't "get" one of your posts. Probably my fault, long workday today...could you re-phrase?

[onyx]

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Chargers 31
Rams 10

WOO-HOO!

[From many - one.]

I was checking to see what another poster understands about gravity.. and got my answer.

I'm not sure but I don't think there are many (any?) professional scientists left who will post on a biology thread or segment. I'm limiting mine to some data checking.

Tech threads may be ok. Even though Biblical literalism would require a re-ordering of physics, geology and astronomy; for some reason they seem to be left alone.

[Fiddlstix]

Where's BigSkyFreeper? Shouldn't he be here too?

[onyx]

Are his Dallas Cowboys playing today?

[Fiddlstix]

I don't know. I've been busy with things and haven't even turned on the TV today.

[onyx]

Minute to go --- Chargers will win!

[Scutter]

I hope this is true. I'd love to have a party for whom I could vote again.

[RunningWolf]

I dont know if its the first Double Hijacking on one Thread, but lets just say its the best!

[editor-surveyor]

"he who believe all of modern medicine is a sham and no surgery has ever saved a life."

I know that you've never been much on honesty, truth, and that sort of thing,
but if you're going to quote somebody, at least do it accurately.

I said that cancer surgery has never saved a life, and I stand by that, but never have I said that trauma surgery fails to save lives. Do you even know the difference?

[RunningWolf]

Given your examples I am not sure how well you understand gravity theory either.

I notice how you passed judgment on metmom and yet deferred your own answer for a 'gravity expert scientist' to show up and explain it all away.

Well If you are a genetic scientist, then you should have the basics of science down pat. So here is one that should be an easy floater for you to hit out of the ball park.

Why would small amounts of helium (dispersed and not contained) display different properties or behaviors than the helium gas when concentrated and contained in a vessel such as a balloon?

W.

[GoLightly]

Why would small amounts of helium (dispersed and not contained) display different properties or behaviors than the helium gas when concentrated and contained in a vessel such as a balloon?

;o)

[Fiddlstix]

Click the Pic J

[Fiddlstix]

I dont know if its the first Double Hijacking on one Thread, but lets just say its the best!

Thank You J

Click the Pic J

[onyx]

I'll tell you 'what's not going to be up late tonight' = me. I am almost ready to call it a night.

[Fiddlstix]

Same here. Danged time change. My daily schedule will be messed up for a month.

[onyx]

Me too --- I much prefer daylight savings time.
Be well and I will catch up with you tomorry.

[Fiddlstix]

Okay. Sleep well J

[Fiddlstix]

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(I'll give you 5 minutes to do the next one J )