Posted on 12/17/2005 3:58:48 AM PST by PatrickHenry
But with us, we have all the time in the world, and enough money to cover us, whatever we want to do...we are newly retired, and have our new RV(our home on wheels), ready to accomodate us, wherever and whenever we decide...
After spending a lifetime working, raising a family, and all that entails, we are now able to do things at our leisure...clocks and time no longer have much meaning for us...
So when we do get to Florida, we plan to spend a couple of months there, looking at anything and everything that Florida offers...we dont have to come back to our regular home until we feel like we are good and ready to do so..
So the Dinosaur Adventure Land is going to be seen by us eventually...I will make sure of that...and I will make sure to have plenty of pics to post, and a journal of my adventures in the Dinosaur Adventure Land...A first hand account of my trip....
If you feed the crocodile he won't bite you. LOL!
Now, what you gonna do about that inner spiritual void? It's there! You can feel it.
A few posts upthread was mentioned Mount DNA (mtDNA). By any chance, do you know where this mountain is. I always thought it is in Washington State. I can almost swear it's in Washington. Can you confirm it?
Geography is not my forte, btw, and a whole other subjects. :)
mtDNA = mitochondrial DNA
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA, or less popularly, mDNA) is DNA which is not located in the nucleus of the cell but in the mitochondria. Mitochondria are parts of the cell that generate fuel in the form of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which drives the varied machinery of the cell. Unlike most of the cell, the function of which is defined by the nuclear DNA, the mitochondria have their own DNA and are assumed to have evolved separately. Human mitochondrial DNA consists of 5-10 rings of DNA and appears to carry 16,569 base pairs with 37 genes (13 proteins, 22 tRNAs and two rRNAs) which are concerned with the production of proteins involved in cellular respiration. Source
See also Mitochondrial DNA Clarifies Human Evolution By Max Ingman for some details.
No we don't run. Our dark robes are too restricting. We prefer to disapear as a bus goes past, or failing that a light jog does the trick.
Perhaps you'll get to meet Hovind himself. What a thrill that would be! (Clutch your purse tightly if he walks in your direction.)
I don't agree. Marcellin Boule, for instance, is one of those who early on accepted the skull as human but rejected the jaw as that of an ape. He was probably the world's leading physical anthropologist at the time. If he was part of "minority" (and I don't think it is entirely clear that he was) then it certainly wasn't an "isolated" one.
Personally I think Piltdown was in real trouble early on, and I think the hoaxer intentionally engineered the second Piltdown find specifically to quell the growing criticism. He was successful. One association of human cranial and ape jaw material might be attributed to chance, but two could not be.
You were more interesting when you were pushing for evolutionists to be burned at the stake.
Sorry! Absent-mindedness. Here come the personal attacks...
And you obviously have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to me...perhaps you are projecting about your own inner spiritual void...that is what you should be concerned about...
Worry about yourself, and let others worry about themselves..
Dang. My Norden's in the shop tonight.
Yes you are
Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus / A. ajax and B. excelsus / are not different enough to warrant two different genera (but different enough to warrant two different species), and so B. excelsus was lumped into Apatosaurus.
Your point being?
Do I have to point ot the analogus realitionship of the "buffalo" Bison bison with Bison bonasus. "Buffalo" are bison. "Brontosaurus" is an apatosaur.
The kids'll be so disappointed. They've been looking forward to this for ages...
Oh, I am all-a-twitter...I might see the man himself...
I will of course, hold tightly onto my purse...all he will get from me is the 7 dollar entrance fee...I doubt that my husband will go in...he does not suffer fools lightly, especially when they have their hand in his wallet..
First off I didn't not advocate burning evo cultists at the stake. Nor do I advocate it now. Geez! I made an allusion to it.
Secondly, I've softened a bit. LOL!
If there were something like "Credentials by Association" I'd have 3 Nobels.
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