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"College graduates should not have to live out their 20s in their childhood bedrooms," said the Republican vice-presidential nominee, "staring up at fading Obama posters and wondering when they can…get going with life."
That's right kids, tear down that fading poster! Replace it with one of me, pumping iron with my hat backwards. You kids like that stuff, right?
When Clint Eastwood (the keynote speaker at the RNC) goes all Josie Wales dismissing the President for talking to college students about loan interest rates what is the young voter to think?
When Clint Eastwood (the keynote speaker at the RNC) goes all Josie Wales dismissing the President for talking to college students about loan interest rates what is the young voter to think?
"If you are young and not liberal, then you have no heart; but if you are old and not conservative, then you have no brain."
Plus, the liberal brainwashing that takes place in our schools has pretty much worn off when you reach a certain age and experience.
"...the liberal brainwashing that takes place in our schools has pretty much worn off when you reach a certain age and experience."
And the solution is either not to go to school OR go to non-liberal religious schools (like the Bob Jones university where the science of Creationism trumps the baseless liberal lie of Evolution)
"Although Bob Jones University is primarily a teaching institution, the members of the science faculty have a long tradition of speaking, writing and doing research related to defending the Bible's account of creation."
(I've not yet looked up their 'defense-of-rape-as-God's-plan' page)
TS2912, How's that pizza delivery job working out for you? And still living with yo mama at age 29...that's got to suck dude.
Listen to me TS...I was a wimpy leftest democrat when I was your age...but trust me dude...you will wake up one day. The brainwashing that your government employee liberal professors gave you...it will pass.
I love your assumptions :) I'm probably far older than you & have a graduate degree in computer science.
And being liberal means being 'Open to new behavior or opinions and willing to discard traditional values.'
It is possible that old age makes a person less liberal, the reason being age-related destruction of brain cells.
And MAN, I would need to lose an enormous number of brain cells to start becoming religious and accepting rape as "God's Plan" :))
Some people grow older and wiser, others just grow older, case in point all the left and right wing nuts over 40.
If being against religious colleges (like the Bob Jones university where the science of Creationism trumps the baseless liberal lie of Evolution) makes me a 'left wing nut', then I AM GUILTY AS CHARGED.
(It is indeed terrifying to see how much to the right you so-called centrists are)
It would be hard for anything to match the enthusiasm of 2008. If you were at a university like I was, there was literally dancing in the streets.
That said, young people have no problem with gay people and they lack assets that they need to pay capital gains on, so they default to being Democrats.
I disagree-young ppl default to being democrats b/c we don't teach our youth to a) take responsibility for your actions; b) think for themselves (i.e. don't let the talking heads do it for you); and c)how to manage your money, prepare for the future, and in general, be responsible, productive citizens, fathers, mothers, sons, et al. As such, young ppl are weak of mind and spine, and quick to point the blame at someone else for THEIR problems, and it's the Dems who say to them "It's ok, we know it's someone else's fault. He's your foodstamps, sect 8, medicaid and welfare check. You keep voting for us, and we will make sure you never have to worry those things again." Of course, they don't tell the youth that, if they accept that hand out, they are trapped in a system which all but guarantees them to NEVER succeed, at ANYTHING.
Ok, story time.
When I was 21, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. (same thing Ann Romney has) This is an autoimmune disorder that, without continuous and expensive treatment, leads to paralysis and blindness.
Now here are the poor lifestyle choices which lead me to have this.
1) I am of Northern European descent. Increased my risk a lot. I should have chosen to be Southeast Asian. That's obviously my fault.
2) I have a relative who has it as well. Increased my risk a lot.
3) I lived in a temperate zone before the age of 15. If I had been a responsible 5 year old, I would have lobbied my parents to move to Miami and thus reduce my risk.
4) I did make one good decision in that I was a man. It's 3 times more prevalent in women, but obviously one good decision doesn't undo the three previous bad ones that I made.
So at age 22, I got too old for parental insurance and facing a medical bill of 1200$ a month for the rest of my life. (If I had been thinking ahead, I would have taken responsibility for it by marrying someone really rich. see Mrs. Romney)
Now as you might notice, no insurance company wants to take me on. I'm a guaranteed loss. Going around asking for insurance with a faulty body is no different than going around and asking for insurance for a faulty car or an unsafe building. I could keep my insurance going for a year (this is the continuous coverage for preexisting conditions that exists and existed before ObamaCare) but it was set to run out. The worst part was I had a bio degree. It was a bright future, but one that required me to be a poor graduate student/intern for a few years before I could work at a real lab. But doing that meant forgoing insurance.
So I did the only thing I could do after graduation. I left the country, traveled to Taiwan, got a job, and got coverage from their National Health insurance. (It's Medicare for everyone, costs 8% of GDP and the premiums are 20$ vs. 386$ in the states.)
So imagine how happy I was when Obamacare passed and I could go back on parental insurance and wouldn't be denied for a pre existing condition and therefore come back to the country of my birth. In the meantime, I'm getting my Master's degree and I will hopefully return to the states as a healthy person with the credentials to get a job that provides health insurance and become a productive tax paying member of society.
Now, you might argue that the "responsible" thing to do would be to not seek medicine I can't pay for and get paralyzed before my 30th birthday.
But here's why that's worse for you anyway.
As a paralyzed person, I wouldn't be able to work. (MS also causes cognitive problems when untreated.) So I'd be in hospice care on SS Disability and costing the public a lot of money with no possibility of paying it back.
I could get coverage which I can't initially afford but means that there's at least a possibility of becoming a productive citizen.
Well, actually there is one option which would be totally responsible and would make sure that my disease didn't draw away resources that I haven't paid for.
That's suicide. Which is actually the go to policy for a lot of young MS patients. The suicide rate among young men with MS is very high, about 3 times higher than it is for cancer patients, for example. This option has the benefit of not putting me on social security disability, not putting me on any country's insurance, not consuming thousands of dollars in medicine which I can't afford.
It's the responsible option.
Doing otherwise would be equivalent to stealing as I'm getting medicine or disabled care that ultimately someone else has to pay for.
Taiwan, by giving me insurance, is actually letting me succeed. I worked for two years, saved my money, applied for a scholarship and am now getting a Masters. None of which would have happened, if I'd stayed in the states without insurance before Obamacare.
2 points: First, you use an unfair example b/c MS is genetic. However, that doesn't mean you couldn't still make good responsible decisions relative to your health.
2nd: Using another nation, w/"national" health care, which doesn't have the same proportionate age demographics; GDP per person %; a much smaller population and geographic area; and self destructive social habits on the scale (40-70% of our population either abuses drugs or alcohol, spends themselves into uncontrollable debt, or is morbidly obese) that we do, isn't a fair comparison. In no way did i ever agree w/the whole turning down of ppl for health coverage b/c of a 'preexisting condition', but that doesn't mean i believe that the Federal Gov't should have wrote that GOOD legislation into a POS bill like the AHCA-which is clearly designed to bankrupt every state in the union, thereby guaranteeing a future dictatorship via broad socialism in our country.
Under the idea you support (assuming that is the AHCA), what you completely miss is that once you reach the age of retirement, and are no longer a 'productive citizen', your medical care will be rationed b/c you are too expensive to 'maintain' up to the 'standards of a fully productive citizen'. In other words, you will be disregarded, and left to slowly die due to your disease and age. Another aspect which you can't see yet b/c of your age (based on your bio up there, i'm assuming you're under 30) is that your Masters degree will be lucky to gain you $60k a year-on average throughout your life-BECAUSE OF the AHCA. You see, they don't want to say this truism: to keep the country from going completely bankrupt under this law, they will have to impose a new tax w/in those states which decide to "opt in" to the ACHA. That tax is estimated anywhere from 8-15% depending on which biased, or unbiased, economic report you read. If you use Canada as a model, they pay something like 18% for their national health care, and it's only been in the last decade that their system actually has enough MRI units to keep older patients off the former 8 month to 1 year waiting lists (its now about 4 months) before they could find out if they had cancer. Now, Canada only has about the same population as where i live now-Cali. and 90% of that population lives on less than 15% of the countries total land mass, therefore keeping costs down. Canada, also doesn't have many of the social issues relative to drug abuse/addition (esp alcohol), as well as the urban, inner city lifestyle, which is both violent and unhealthy in eating habits (mostly due to a lack of education)...
In free market capitalistic societies, the market place is supposed to dictate such things like whether or not you could get affordable health care. But over regulation of the industry-on both the insurance and provider side-has driven up costs and limited competition, driving up costs further. Of course, being on the front lines, so to speak, of the health insurance debate in our country, and being 8k miles removed of it, would cause you to miss many of these very important facts, but that doesn't excuse you from not trying to find out all sides of the issues.
(First thing, never go back and edit a comment on the Economist boards because it destroys all of the formatting and makes it hard to read)
My point. The marketplace would not give me affordable healthcare as I know my price (1200 then 3000 now) and any company which charged me less than 3001 dollars would lose money.
The insurance companies actually love Medicare and Medicaid because they take the people that incur losses when insured (the old and the poor) and shift them onto the public purse while allowing the insurance companies to pocket the gains from insuring the remaining younger wealthier people. Add in the fact that private insurers take 15% of premiums for non health related purposes vs. 2% here or 3% in Medicare and I don't see why they should be involved.
Without government compulsion, there is no reason for any for profit company to provide me with healthcare after I know I'm sick. It's like betting on blackjack hand that's already busted. Can you please explain to me a profit based rationale for them to do so in the absence of government compulsion?
As for Taiwan, I've gotten two MRI's here, both on a week's notice. I don't know how Taiwan avoided having long waiting lists like Canada but they don't.
I disagree w/little of what you say, but you concluded w/a question to which i do have an answer too (just good luck seeing it ever seeing it justified this way by a politician-it's a rather cold, but logical view in many ways).
The approach is a cost evaluation one. Every "capable of working" person in the country, illnesses such as cancer and aides aside under proper safety precautions, has a value to the economy which exceeds the 'market rate' for the position they fill w/in that company. That individual value reflects a broad range of impacts each of us, individually, has on goods and services. For example, the company you work for could be heavily invested in the pharms which produce your meds. It would make sense for them to 'insure' you, and as many like you who would be using their meds, so long as the return is greater than the shared health costs of each of us (by shared, i mean employer-employee. It is my opinion that the employer/employee relationship, in ALL cases, goes both ways. But in the case of self employment, you do so willingly taking on all of your health care costs). Not only from the investment standpoint, but they would get a dedicated, potentially life long employee out of it, which is a rare and highly desired commodity today w/in a lot of business sectors (this would occur more often if they did these things for this honorable reason, but that's harder to find than Obama's college records lol).
As for Taiwan, that could be a cultural thing: if they lead healthier lives due to a lack of chemicals w/in the foods they eat, and have less exposure to known pollutants and CO2 emissions, that sort of culture and society could account for the lack of demand for something like an MRI...
Lastly, i dont edit post posting. If i miss an error, my bad lol :).
Multiple sclerosis is your personal responsibility. Why do you refuse to take care of your personal responsibility and want the government to treat your MS?
Damn socialist.
Dear New Conservative,
While having Multiple Sclerosis is undoubtedly a terrible ailment, it is nonetheless God's plan for you.
By using the ungodly mechanism of ObamaCare, you are thwarting God's Plan (also the Republican's plan) that you suffer untreated, live in poverty and die prematurely.
Let's not mince words here... If God intended that you be treated for Multiple Sclerosis, would he not chosen billionaires as your parents???
Your GOP Representative
It is unfortunate you have to suffer with MS, but what makes your suffering greater than other peoples suffering. Would someone suffering from PTSD not deserve a lifetime of disability payments and treatment. Shouldn't everyone get everything they feel they deserve and want? Its only fair that right?
Should we redistribute resources solely based on your suffering? who determines whos suffering is greater?
Unfortunately my liberal friend what you fail to realize is we do not live in a Utopia world of unlimited resources, not everyone can have what they want no matter how unfair that seems (but maybe you never learned that from your parents, that you can't always get what you want, I know the entitlement generation being constantly coddled find that hard to understand)
I find liberals resort to childish remarks instead of trying to use reason or discuss anything.
Of course thats the only resort they have since non of the positions make sense.
I'll play along
Dear New Conservative and your TS2912 liberal friend
Even though the US is in 16 Trillion of debt, and we have constant request from people who feel they are entitled to everything from houses, education, cars and paying your utility bills, The great and all powerful Government will provide you with everything you desire, even if it means the US collapses, because your entitled to it! Remember only 3 wishes though
Just worship us, because we are all powerful, and all knowing.
Your Democratic President and Congress.
"I find liberals resort to childish remarks instead of trying to use reason or discuss anything."
I find this hilarious coming from a conservative who agrees with (GOP candidate) Mourdock's comments on rape.
And from a conservative who wants to add 5 trillion in debt with tax cuts for the rich and add another 2 trillion to our war machine.
All of which is apparently to incentivize our 'job creators' (the guys who are failing to create jobs despite currently paying the lowest tax rates in history) and to protect us from America's 'greatest threat ever'... the Iranians.
Of course, providing for our own citizens is going to bankrupt us, but increasing our defense budget so that we could have more pointless wars is going to make us stronger, right??
Please do not try and tell us young people how to be productive citizens etc after telling us we need to think for ourselves. If you can't believe in a socialist utopia like most people can, I guess voting republican is the option for you. But please let us people with a little hope for human integrity and social grace cling on to the idea that with more democrats in power socially aware and necessary policies will actually get implemented, instead of being blocked by conservatives, leading to the lack of change everyone is complaining about.
You need to get your facts right. Actually in Canada, health care makes up 10% of their GDP, in the US its 16%. Yes 90% of its population lives on 15% of its land mass, but that is still 1/4 as densely population as California. Its a massive country even 15% is very large. It still takes 3-4 days driving straight through the night to get from Montreal to Vancouver.
In general, things in Canada are more expensive (food, fuel) than in the US, because its sparely populated. They don't have economies of scale etc. So why is health care cheaper in Canada? Some people are argue about R+D driving cost, the US does all the research. But seriously, US in all sectors spends 2.5% of its GDP on R&D, Canada
Comparing California with Canada is silly. A better comparison would be to compare life expectancy of border states in the US with neighboring Canadian provinces, where the demographics, climate are similar.
If you look at it, there is little difference between neighboring US border states and Canadian provinces in terms of life expectancy. Some Canadian provinces are more violent than bordering US states (ie Manitoba vs Wisconsin / Minnesota). The homicide rate in Manitoba is 4 / 100000 compared to 2.5 / 100000 in Wisconsin. Manitoba has a large native population, 15% of the population are natives, with alot of serious drug issues. Sniffing glue/gasoline is not going to help. Life expectancy in Manitoba is about the same as Wisconsin.
Yet health care cost are higher in those states vs their neighboring Canadian provinces, even ones that are more densely population. Why?
The health care schemes in the Western world is not a "liberal" concept, the first one was founded by Bismarck over a hundred years ago. Canada is a hybrid system, it has elements of Britain's NHS and Bismarckian system found in the Germany/Japan/Switzerland/Singapore etc. Taiwan's model is based on Canada's.
The US system is a hodge podge of systems. You have those with no insurance (ie like nearly all third world countries) 15% of the population, they pay out of pocket. Those with employer sponsored health care insurance (Bismarckian system), its regulated by the state, but private insurers provide the insurance. Than you have those on Medicare, which is like Canada's single payer system.
The US system is nightmare, its better just abolishing the whole employer funded system, and go with single payer and get people to pay out of pocket like they do in Mexico. The life expectancy in Mexico is 1.5 years lower than the US and they spend only 7% of their GDP on health care. If you compared the life expectancy in New Mexico with Mexico, there is just about a year's difference. Mexicans are overweight, have extremely high murder rate.
I never said that my suffering was greater than anyone else's. The PTSD example is slightly different since that's an acquired psychological condition that can be treated and in many cases people recover. MS is an autoimmune disorder.
I was talking about how does a private healthcare system deal with the market failure of certain people having faulty bodies. Private insurance works great for cars or buildings, because those are things where, if the item is faulty, the person can get rid of it and buy another one.
The problem with doing it for health is that there are some people like myself who have "faulty bodies." We can't get another one.
At the moment, before 2014, the law is set up so that the gains from insuring the comparatively young and wealthy goes to the private sector, while the cost of caring for the old, poor, or permanently disabled is shouldered by the public.
That's privatizing the gains of insurance and socializing the losses. Mandating that private insurers have to cover people like me means that the public is paying less. I thought you'd be down with that.
Also, in a world of finite resources, as you so eloquently put it, why do we have a system that consume 18% of the largest GDP in the world, when other 16 other countries (socialist strongholds like Israel and Taiwan among them) have better health outcomes for much cheaper with universal single payer insurance?
If you really cared about efficiency, you'd be clamoring to change the system to something cheaper.
Our private insurers haven't brought US costs down in the past 4 decades, maybe it's time we copy any one of 18 other nations that care for their people at far cheaper prices.
"Almost as many under-30s describe themselves as conservative (33%) as liberal (37%). Most voted for Ronald Reagan in 1984 and the first George Bush in 1988."
No one under 30 today could have possibly voted for either Reagan or GHWB. One must be at least 18 to vote: for someone who turned 30 in 2012, the first election they were able to vote was Bush/Gore in 2000.
Well, the youth are idiots to lose faith in voting. One has only to look at a comparison of money spent by the government and the amount that different ages vote to understand voting=money. Right now government is tilted towards taking money from the unborn and giving it to the aged. This is the result of the elderly voting in larger numbers than anyone else. They should get their heads not just out of their childhood bedrooms but out of their you know whats.
yeah great! all 'the youth are idiots'. [what a comment] it would take an idiot to come up with a generalization like that.
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PattyHarshThis brush is harsh on your scalp and hair and does not straighten your hair. Almost ripped my hair out of my head using it. Bristles are very firm and harsh.posted Apr 22, 2010Link to this post
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Wheeler set to take first spin at Citi Field
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Nearly two weeks after making his highly anticipated Major League debut, Zack Wheeler will make another debut of sorts on Sunday when he takes the Citi Field mound for the first time.
Wheeler, ranked the No. 7 overall prospect in all of baseball by MLB.com, will make his home debut in the rubber match of the Mets' three-game set against the Nationals. Though he knows it will be another special day, Wheeler -- whose parents and brothers will be in attendance -- is trying to stay grounded in just his third big league start.
"Just another start. Obviously it's my first start at Citi, and it's going be very exciting and it's going to be a big point in my life," Wheeler said. "Just soaking it in; it's going to be fun."
The 23-year-old righty is hoping to bounce back from a disappointing start his last time out in the follow up to his impressive June 18 debut. After twirling six scoreless innings against the Braves in his first start, Wheeler struggled Tuesday against the White Sox in an outing in which he may have been tipping his pitches.
He allowed four runs off four hits, including serving up his first big league homer, while walking three and striking out just one over 5 1/3 innings. There was concern that Wheeler was tipping his breaking pitches against the White Sox, something the young righty has been working to correct with the help of pitching coach Dan Warthen over the last few days.
"I don't think it's anything too difficult," Wheeler said. "Just a little small tweak here and there, and we'll be good to go."
Wheeler, who will be opposed by Nationals lefty Gio Gonzalez, has mainly been focused on maintaining a consistent arm slot. Against the White Sox, his arm angle tended to vary slightly based on whether he was throwing a fastball or breaking pitch.
Though Wheeler has spent a lot of time on the issue since his last start, manager Terry Collins isn't worried that the coaching staff is throwing too much at the righty too soon. Like Wheeler, Collins is confident club's top pitching prospect won't be tipping any of his pitches on Sunday when the hometown fans get their first in-person look at the young righty.
"You've got to be careful. When he gets on the mound, he's got to pitch. His only focus has got to be throwing the baseball to where he wants it," Collins said. "If he needs that much work, he shouldn't be here."
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Though he has just one win in his last nine starts, Gonzalez has been lights-out on the mound since a rocky opening month.
The left-hander has allowed two earned runs or fewer while completing at least six innings in nine of his 10 starts since the beginning of May. After posting a 5.34 ERA in six April starts, Gonzalez has posted a 2.32 ERA in 10 starts since to lower his season ERA to 3.31.
With the Nationals struggling to provide much run support at times, however, he sits at just 4-3 entering Sunday's start.
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In his third stint in the Majors, first baseman Josh Satin is finally settling into a groove.
Satin enters Sunday's series finale on a five-game hitting streak and has reached base safely in 10 straight games. He has a .545 on-base percentage during that 10-game stretch.
"Josh Satin right now has done a great job," Collins said. "And he's given us as quality a bat in the middle of the lineup as anybody."
Overall, Satin is hitting .357 (10-for-28) with eight walks, three doubles and four RBIs.
Worth noting
• Eric Young Jr. is in the midst of an eight-game hitting streak, matching his career high. He is hitting .400 (14-for-35) with four doubles, five runs scored and six RBIs during that stretch.
• Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond enters the final day of June having driven in 25 runs this month, the most in franchise history for the month of June. Adam Dunn holds the club record for most RBIs in any month, driving in 27 in May 2009.
Paul Casella is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @paul_casella. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Re: double helix rainbow
There are only two sets of base pairs possible: AT and GC.
Spiritgreen wrote:Ha. It's funny, I showed my design to a couple of friends and they were all "Hey, the hungry caterpillar." ... People -expect- a reference. They see them even when they aren't there. :p
I think there is something to this. This particular period in pop culture is obsessed with nostalgia and referencing the glory of things past as opposed to creating new. My psychoanalyst explanation for it is because we were all raised by baby boomers that are continuously forcing us to relive how great everything that happened when they were young was and constantly reminding us that there will never be a band as great as the beetles, that there never will be a war as good for protesting as vietnam, and there will never be childrens shows as good as the ones they made for us when we were young. Create new people!
Re: Nothing Beats the Monkey V2
Maybe you could have a X through each of the items except the monkey...and then a circle around the monkey...like you had gone through testing each of the devices and found that the monkey was the best for musical entertainment... *shrugs* I don't know if it would look any better or worse, but maybe it could have a more scientific method feel if that's the problem for voters? I don't know...
Re: Free Fall Test
huh, not what I thought I'd posted.
Re: Double Helix
For what it's worth, the design I made for the blue contest was rejected on the first day for being off theme, and I re-entered that into the band names contest later on, with no changes, and they didn't reject it.
airesso wrote:Umm it's MC^2 not pi...
Unless it's supposed to be some sort of weird hybrid with Euler's equation...
luxifer wrote:I can not entirely agree. You say that we could use numbers and mathematical equations. I think we have been too stringent. But rules are rules.
You can use equations and numbers. However, you used text that was not numbers not within an equation.
elessia wrote:I love the shirt, but I am confused about its relation to this derby. What does six fingers have to do with scientific method?
the dna strand has been altered to create a better high5, the high6.
swammi1203 wrote:There are only two sets of base pairs possible: AT and GC.
Maybe it's some crazy DNA/RNA combination! In which case AU is also included... which still doesn't make sense with the colors. Hm.
clarinerd wrote:Unless it's supposed to be some sort of weird hybrid with Euler's equation...
I know this is an "homage" to the crazy youtube video, but another view point is that the shirt is making the statement that homosexuality is genetic. I'd buy it just for the fun of pissing off the conservatives!
effiew wrote:I know this is an "homage" to the crazy youtube video, but another view point is that the shirt is making the statement that homosexuality is genetic. I'd buy it just for the fun of pissing off the conservatives!
This is a large part of the reason I voted for this design as well. Not so much with the intent of antagonizing anyone, but more with the thought of making the statement "Yes, as a matter of fact, I *was* born this way. Deal with it."
endangeredomega wrote:This is a large part of the reason I voted for this design as well. Not so much with the intent of antagonizing anyone, but more with the thought of making the statement "Yes, as a matter of fact, I *was* born this way. Deal with it."
Often times, I respect your points. However, voting for a shirt that is so clearly off topic to make a political point (that I 100% disagree with, by the way) substantially bothers me.
It's still not really on topic, though. You could make the same basic statement with the fine folks of Made With otterific, and not even need to vote for an off-topic rehash of an already tired meme just because it unintentionally holds some truth.
Re: Albert Funkenstein and The Scientific Method!
If this doesn't make it I'll quit Woot, I swear!!! Loves it.
AdderXYU wrote:It's still not really on topic, though. You could make the same basic statement with the fine folks of Made With otterific, and not even need to vote for an off-topic rehash of an already tired meme just because it unintentionally holds some truth.
The shirt is no less off-topic than most of the derby this week, and is nowhere close to the fog. I sincerely doubt my one vote, politically-driven or not, makes one jot of difference. If it stood a chance of printing, I might reconsider my position, but as it stands, the shirt is just like my rampant queerness ... a harmless and mostly irrelevant bit of fun.
Re: High School Scientific Method
Interesting. So writing utensils CAN feel...
tgentry wrote:Agreed, the reason they reject is that similar shirts exist so it's a non-issue.
A second 'Agreed'. I don't like either design, but if we are to agree with Woot's rules (and not make up our own) this is a non-issue.
Darquis wrote:Ok, so Ramy gets more attention than most, and some people are calling out other shirts. It doesn't mean the critiques are more or less valid
Yes and no. The willingness to call out only one person makes it look to all those not invested like a personal attack. Then they get invested an the opposite side. It is also the reason that Woot does not listen to them anymore - because by only attacking one artist (about which I'm not going to take sides on), the group makes it look like they are not really fighting for change, but rather because of personal hate/distaste. I'm of the opinion that if you call out one person, you really need to call out all of them. Maybe not as angrily, but if you are actually trying to get the site itself to change, picking on one person (right or wrong) won't affect anything.
kc6201 wrote:So it doesn't even have to be science related now? Although I guess it could be argued math is a science.
Math is pure science. If Pi works then this should as well.
Re: Lab Rat
I like the subtle menace implied by the green glow thrown on the rat from the right: like the little spill in the cage is some horrid substance.
sacrerouge wrote:I don't know about you, but staples will staple you. If your finger is in the wrong place, you will be stapled
Doctors have used surgical staplers for years. I remember my dad coming home from a gall bladder operation stapled closed in the seventies.
Re: 5 Second Rule
lookie what i found! this is just a random submission to the 'the apathy coalition' derby (not a duplicate) Five Second Rule
u4edot wrote:My chemistry isn't that grate, but don't carbon molecules always have four bonds?
Indeed they do, but in carbon rings, each carbon atom makes one single bond and one double bond to the two adjacent carbon atoms.
wootfast wrote:lookie what i found! this is just a random submission to the 'the apathy coalition' derby (not a duplicate) Five Second Rule
I knew I should have named this "Pretzel Logic"
This shirt is so good. Everything about it is sweet. The grand idea is cool, but the details bring it to the level of wonderful that it is.
Thank you everyone
Re: Scientific Steps to Success
Steps of the Scientific Method: Step 1: Observation Step 2: ??? Step 3: Research Step 4: Hypothesis Step 5: Experiment Step 6: Analysis Step 7: Profit
Please everyone make shirts I can wear and be geeky but cool in my Biochem classes.
I really wish the carbon chain was more dominant in this. Everything else draws away the focus so you really can't tell at first glance that it's a chain. Perhaps use different colors to show the focus is the chain?
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And, Dear Reader, did you hear the news? Love your PB and J? You're in for a treat. Ever since I read the news that peanut butter and peanuts contain antioxidants, this gluten-free goddess has come out of her peanut-butter-loving closet. It's no longer a guilty pleasure. This winter I've been making lots of soups and sauces with peanut butter- a fabulous source of vegetarian protein. And now, as we know, antioxidants.
Life is good.
Purple Cabbage and Sweet Potato Soup with Peanut Butter
1 tablespoon light olive oil, organic canola or peanut oil
1 1/2 teaspoons hot or mild curry paste, or cumin, to taste
1 medium red onion, peeled, diced
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 large sweet potato or yam, peeled, diced
1/2 head purple cabbage, shredded
1 large yellow bell pepper, cored, seeded, diced
1 large Anaheim or Cubanelle pepper, seeded, diced
1 14-oz. can white or pinto beans, rinsed, drained
2 cups vegetable broth
1/3 cup natural peanut butter (or sunflower seed butter) melted in a half cup of boiled water or broth
1 14-oz. can light coconut milk
2 tablespoons golden balsamic vinegar
1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes, for heat, to taste
2-3 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
1 tablespoon raw organic agave nectar, or organic light brown sugar, if it needs it
Sea salt and black pepper, to taste
For garnish:
Chopped fresh cilantro or chopped peanuts
Fresh lime slices
Heat the olive oil in large soup pot. Add the curry paste and stir for a minute to infuse the oil with spice. Add the onion, garlic, sweet potato, cabbage, yellow pepper and Anaheim pepper. Stir and cook the veggies for 5 -7 minutes, until softened.
For those avoiding peanuts, sunflower butter, soy butter, or cashew butter can replace the peanut butter in this recipe. Almond butter is very mild, and does not bring much flavor to a recipe like this. As always, check with your doctor regarding allergen safety.This soup works well in a slow cooker. Combine the ingredients in your cooker and follow the manufacturer's guidance for cooking vegetable soup.
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The feeling after nausea and stomach cramps, leaving you weak and immobile; your insides collapsing, devouring you within.
"I feel as though my insides have collapsed and are eating me from the inside out, I shouldn't have skipped breakfast...I am so freaking third world starving!"
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Comic 164
Link: Comic 164
Translations: http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/8/8f/Finnishflag.png Finnish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/52/Frenchflag.png French, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/57/Polishflag.png Polish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/0/04/Danishflag.png Danish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/7/79/Italianflag.gif Italian
Title: Beaver and Steve go on holiday - part 2
Date: March 17, 2006
Summary: Steve takes his first "plane" flight.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Giant Pigeon, Flight Attendant, Air Controller
Onomatopoeias used: "COO", "CLIK!", "GLOOP", "THROB!", "MAGIC!", "MAGIC!", "PEK!", "FLAPP!", "COOO!"
Number of panels: 7
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve are climbing the steps to their plane.
Beaver: "So Steve, are you nervous about your first flight?"
Steve: "Pscha! I am afraid of nothing!"
Panel 2
Beaver and Steve approach their plane, which is a giant COOing pigeon.
Beaver: "I'm glad to hear it - though i must admit that I'm feeling a little uneasy myself for some reason..."
Steve: "These steps are awfully high up..."
Panel 3
Beaver and Steve take their seats inside the plane. Steve has a GLOOP-y substance stuck to his hand, and a THROB!ing artery can be seen in the foreground.
Flight Attendant: "Here are your seats, enjoy your flight! Tee Hee!"
Beaver: "So what do you think of the inside of your first plane?"
Steve: "It's a little more... mucussy than I imagined..."
Panel 4
A sign above the cockpit door reads "No smoking." Another sign reads "No spells."
Steve: "I felt a bump! The wings have fallen off! We're going to crash! We're going to crash!"
Beaver: "We haven't taken off yet..."
Steve: "DOOM!"
Flight Attendant: (demonstrates) "...And in the event of an emergency please use the pixie dust under your seat to wish yourself to safety..."
Panel 5
Air Controller: "Flight PGN01, you are cleared for take-off!"
Air Controller: "Tee-Hee!"
Panel 6
Beaver: "Settle down Steve, people do this every day. It's really quite safe."
Pigeon PEK!s the ground.
Air Controller: "Hm.."
Steve: "Actually I guess this isn't so bad after all..."
Panel 7
Flight attendant: "Shooo!"
Pigeon takes off, FLAPP!ing its wings and COOO!ing.
Steve: "DEATH!"
Steve: "APOCALYPSE!"
Steve: "Ooh - Free peanuts!"
Fun Facts
Pixies often fly inside pigeons.
Steve is afraid of flying.
The pigeon was first seen in Steve's dream in Comic 135.
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Globall - Rotational Puzzle
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Trevians 18U Tryouts for 2011/12--Exposure Opportunities
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Adversity Quotes and Sayings
In times like these it is good to remember that there have always been times like these.
– Paul Harvey
The tiny seed knew that in order to grow, it needed to be dropped in dirt, covered in darkness, and struggle to reach the light.
When times are difficult, remind yourself that no pain comes to you without a purpose.
If you decide and will not to be defeated by hardship and adversity, good things will happen.
– Dr T.P.Chia
Don't let your struggle become your identity.
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over it became a butterfly.
A smooth sea never made a skillful sailor.
Where there is no struggle, there is no strength.
Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.
– C. S. Lewis
When things aren't adding up in your life, start subtracting.
There is a limit to the hardship that you can bear and there is a limit to the ease that you can handle.
Allah knows both your limits better than you.
Poverty and adversity have produced many of the most successful people in the world.
– Dr T.P.Chia
More wisdom is acquired by people during hardship and adversity – and what is learned from failure tends to make people wiser.
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The more you learn from hardship and adversity, the more you are equipped to face the future.
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If it never rains, you will stop noticing the sunshine.
Adversity is a hard but great teacher in life – it either builds you up or breaks you down. Adversity has produced many of the most successful people in the world. Adversity has defeated many inspiring and clever people. Adversity harasses the weak but surrenders to those who are determined, persistent and persevering.
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Adversity is like a cloud, it is temporary and will move on, and goals are like stars, they are always there. So keep your eyes on the stars.
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