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  1. Read any good books or magazines lately?

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  2. Seen any good sculptures made from almonds lately? Note: no other nut-based sculptures may be discussed under threat of the ban-hammer! 

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  1. Started by Nevermore,

    http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/?t=archives&date=2005-08-27 Ctrl alt delete is my favorite comic, and is, I believe very popular with many, many others.

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  2. Started by Bubba,

    At the risk of attracting much scorn, and being aware of my lowly lepton status, I think this post is needed. Your opinion is not science. I am very new to this forum, but the amount of times I’ve already read, "I think....", "I don't think....", "I don't agree with...." is astonishing. Last time I checked this was a science forum, where people discuss, and hopefully learn about, science. Saying that you don't believe in relativity, or that the universe just "ends" are perfectly fine thing to say but unfortunately have nothing to do with science. Science is about making observations of nature in order to understand how the universe works. There are some things wh…

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  3. Started by Mokele,

    Evangelical Scientists Refute Gravity With New "Intelligent Falling" Theory (from The Onion) I'm such a bastard....

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  4. Started by Kyrisch,

    Some may call it a tale of beauty and the beast. But Sam, a 14-year-old pedigreed Chinese crested, and a three-time champ in the World's Ugliest Dog Contest, is the dog of Susie Lockheed's dreams.... Source: http://www.davesdaily.com/out.php?id=8490&url=http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/custom/fringe/sfl-816uglydog,0,4048583.story?track=mostemailedlink It looks like the infamous chupacabra has been found! Seriously though, living with that thing would give me nightmares!

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  5. Guest Rom Knight
    Started by Guest Rom Knight,

    This show is a really cool HBO style series that deals with Biotechnology, Bioterrorism and Cloning. Coolest of all is the Extended Reality Online game that runs in tandem with the show. To top it all off ReGenesis is the first dramatic series to have synchronized Podcasts. Check out the extended reality blog or see the Press Release below. BLOG: http://extendreality.blogspot.com/ PRESS: Global Television to premiere acclaimed drama series ReGenesis on August 29 (TORONTO – Monday, August 15, 2005) Season I of ReGenesis will premiere Monday, August 29 on the Global Television Network following the two-hour premiere of Prison Break (except in…

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  6. Started by Dave,

    This is just a blatent plug to get people in the IRC channel - since me, faf, dawid, blike and yt seem to be the only people that use it, I thought I'd at least try and get some of you people on there For those unfamiliar to IRC, it's not that hard really. An IRC network comprises of a number of servers that are linked together. You choose a nickname, and join one or more channels on the network to talk to other people with. There are a few more things than that though. The network we're on at the moment (SorceryNet) runs a nickname and channel management system. Basically, it enables you to register a particular nickname as being used, and register a number of c…

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  7. Started by the tree,

    Here's my idea for a perpetual motion machine, I challenge anyone to find a weakness in it. A heavy object such as a bolder is placed on a completely flat surface, the object is then moving a velocity of zero. Without any major disturbance, it's velocity remains the same, perpetual if you will. The object never slows down, and no energy is lost. Edit: it being tottally useless doesn't count against it being a perpetual motion machine.

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  8. Started by flyboy,

    does anyone have the correct tab for this? and how do you play it like wen slash does the tapping, bends, etc.... i really need to know because i gotta get this down in about a month cus thats wen we do our first gig

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  9. That's just disgusting, really.

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  10. Started by bascule,

    Here are a few recently published stories about my boss. Hopefully this will spark a little debate about natural cycles vs. anthropogenic forcings. http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/23/science/earth/23clim.html http://coloradoan.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050825/NEWS01/508250319/1002 Dr. Pielke Sr's blog: http://climatesci.atmos.colostate.edu/

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  11. Started by ted_marx,

    Recently I found I couldn't log into my hotmail account because of too many password errors. This lockout ended after a few hours. As I didn't do this, I'm suspecting that someone else was trying to guess mine and tried one too many times. Question: is there anyway I can trace the IP of the offender for this instance, or activate something that will do so in the future? I noted in its password security help screen that MSN hotmail says it "tracks log-in attempts", but I don't know how to get to the information. Any help appreciated!

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  12. Started by the tree,

    I passed them all! Cs in: Food tech Biology Chemistry Geography Bs in: Art Physics English lit English lang French ICT (x2) Maths RS (/2)

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  13. Started by Rakdos,

    Has any one downloaded it yet? i have and the web browser looks firefox based. any way i can test it? here is a screen shot of the SFN homepage:

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  14. AN EXCITING breakthrough in aging has just been discovered -- women who go topless live longer! "According to our research, women can add 10, 20, up to 30 years to their lives, depending on how frequently and for what duration of time they uncover their breasts," states Dr. Andrew Mansfield, director of BRIA -- the Breast Research Institute of America. "And the more they display them out in public, the longer they live."... As to why the female life span becomes extended as a result of a woman's going topless, Dr. Mansfield has a theory: "The positive attention topless women get from men is psychologically such a lift that it affects various physical systems withi…

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  15. Started by Kyrisch,

    UK police said Monday they were searching for a man wearing just a diaper, who approaches women late at night and asks: "Are there any baby changing facilities around here?"... Source: http://go.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=oddlyEnoughNews&storyID=9377893&src=rss/oddlyEnoughNews People like that should be locked up or shipped far, far away...

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  16. Do you want fries with those vows? Ken Sinchar and Lori Sherbondy have heard that and every other fast-food joke since they announced plans to marry at a McDonald's drive-thru, where they fell in love four years earlier. Source: http://www.thenewstribune.com/24hour/weird/story/2637770p-11127385c.html McDonalds is the grossest place in the world. I never eat there if I can help it. Marriage and McDonalds just don't go together...

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  17. Started by Kyrisch,

    A waitress in Sweden thought her elderly customer was joking when he offered her his Porsche as a tip, but he kept his word and gave her the keys to the car, daily Aftonbladet reported on Thursday.... Source: http://www.davesdaily.com/out.php?id=8598&url=http://www.int.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=29&art_id=qw1124358300962B235 All the more reason to get into the restaurant biz!

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  18. Started by Kyrisch,

    An American man may face charges after he apparently shot his laptop computer in frustration after it kept crashing.... Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/2826587.stm I've sometimes felt the same way, but I never... acted on my urges

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  19. Started by MetaFrizzics,

    Try it: it's not as easy as it sounds: http://www.blairmag.com/blair3/gaydar/euro.html

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  20. Started by blike,

    How do you browse SFN?

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  21. Started by ps2huang,

    Who know PrimaGames co. and BradyGames co.? Comparing those two book publishers, why Brady has published more guides, more consumers love to buy their books? And why the guides their amount is not as many as Brady? Why I found out many books of Prima are out of order in their site? In your opinion, which of them you like purchase the most? I think Brady has a good quality, but Prima not bad at all.

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  22. Started by flyboy,

    me and my freinds are makin a rock band and havent come up with a good name for it yet so....got any ideas?

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  23. Started by Tristen,

    It seems difficult to find research on this topic though I'd expect there to be an endless supply of it. Is there evidence whether activities that give people an outlet to express basic drives reinforce the behavior or prevent them from using more damaging ways to meet the urge? (Examples would be paintballing and video games to channel drives of agression into, pornography, etc.) These activites are just like reenactments that we're deriving the satisfaction from but aren't serving their evolutionary function (ie: going to scary movies to get that fight or flight response we don't get enough of as we're not often chased my predators or overeating). Of course innate drive…

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  24. Started by jowrose,

    I've been a member for about a month now, and the forum lists me as having posted 56 times. but i am sure i have posted more like 65. it's not a big deal, i'm here to learn not to make myself look smart or anything. but is this just a glitch, or do posts have to be a certain length to be counted, or have moderators/administrators just deleted some of my less intelligent posts? just a little confused.

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  25. Hi, I'm new here, just a young female first year student thinking of majoring in science! I love magnets. My fridge is covered in them. I am just really having trouble understanding how they do their thingy, but I think I can learn fast, if someone could explain a bit about them for me. P.S. I'm trying out for the cheerleading team, but I don't really know anyone on campus to hang out with, so making new friends is a priority! Thanks in advance! PM me if you think you can help me with any kind of science! Get outta my way! I saw her first you drooling clowns!...hey! Your not a ...why you dirty old bugger!

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