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  1. In Topic: Does Anyone Know Which Animal Left This Print?

    17 January 2011 - 10:35 AM

    View PostMintaka, on 17 January 2011 - 10:08 AM, said:

    Someone said it's an eagle, but I can't believe this.


    That is definitely *not* the print of an eagle. It looks somewhat canine, but I can't identify it for sure.

  2. In Topic: Wikileaks Opinions?

    12 December 2010 - 05:25 PM

    View PostJay-qu, on 12 December 2010 - 05:11 PM, said:

    ...we (by majority) choose them for the job and we can remove that job from them. They are making decisions for all of us and I don't see why they should be allowed to hide any reasoning for the decisions and/or actions they make/take.


    Exactly. We elect them because we have faith that they will act in our best interests. If that means hiding information, whose publicity has the potential to hurt us, then they should certainly have that responsibility.

    How would you feel if your credit card information was leaked to the public? Your medical records, revealing that you have HIV? A text conversation that shows that you're talking behind your best friend's back? Or that your significant-other is cheating on you?

  3. In Topic: Wikileaks Opinions?

    12 December 2010 - 04:11 PM

    View PostC1ay, on 12 December 2010 - 04:03 PM, said:

    That doesn't make Wikileaks publication wrong though. It was wrong for the information to be stolen and passed on. The onus for that is on the thief, not Wikileaks. BTW, just because some information is classified doesn't mean it should be. Corrupt officials will classify information to cover their ass by hiding it and that information does need to be made public.


    Even if Wikileaks isn't the one *doing* the theft, it's still publicly disclosing classified material... which is wrong.

    And I'm not saying that all classified material should be classified material, but that's not up for us to decide. The government has very right to classify what it wants, and we should not have any say in the matter. It's just like USPS. Anything that we put in the mail becomes federal "property." It is unlawful for anyone (but the intended recipient) to tamper with material that is sent through the postal system. In essence, this becomes "classified" material. Regardless of whether or not this material *should* be classified is a moot point. The rules are there.

  4. In Topic: Wikileaks Opinions?

    11 December 2010 - 04:42 PM

    I'm all for free speech, but that's not the issue at hand here. I am 100% against Wikileaks. The information released is *classified*. There's no question about that. If it was public record, then it wouldn't be a problem, but the fact is this information was not intended to be seen by the public. It shouldn't matter whether the release of these documents is good, bad, or inconsequential for people's lives or American politics. The fact that the government doesn't want it to be public information should be respected.

    If anyone in the US has a proven relationship to the release of these documents, they should be charged with sedition and executed.

    This doesn't send a message of free speech. In fact, it's the opposite. It sends a message of inflammation and disrespect.

  5. In Topic: Dining Out

    11 December 2010 - 04:29 AM

    I voted "every day" because I'm a university student on a campus meal plan and never cook my own meals. When I'm home with family, I generally eat dinner out twice a week with them, and I generally dine out for lunch a couple times a week with friends.

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    Turtle 

    31 Oct 2012 - 23:41
    good to see you haven't falled off this rock either. :thumbs_up
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    Turtle 

    31 Oct 2012 - 23:41
    good to see you haven't falled off this rock either. :thumbs_up
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    Turtle 

    12 Apr 2012 - 20:50
    helllloooooo!! good to see you. own your own lab yet?
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    Turtle 

    12 Apr 2012 - 20:50
    helllloooooo!! good to see you. own your own lab yet?
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    Turtle 

    08 Dec 2010 - 20:06
    hey der! what's up buttercup? :)
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    Turtle 

    13 Sep 2010 - 18:14
    just checkin' in to see if i get a reaction. lol (boy do i miss my smilies here!! :cry:)
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    Pyrotex 

    05 Sep 2010 - 08:17
    Does that chemical diagram in your avatar represent a REAL molecule that actually exists or can be made in the lab? What's its name?
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    Turtle 

    19 Aug 2010 - 09:48
    got your prussian blue message, but can't figure out how to reply to it. :shrug: anyway, been going through old stuff too & trying to decide how to get rid of some of it so i better pass on the addition. lol i'm about ready to just throw those 2 volumes of fuller's synergetics in the recycle & be done with them too.
    starting school soon? over...
    so you starting sc...
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    Turtle 

    15 Jul 2010 - 06:22
    no worries. i've been checking your bloggy to make sure you're minding your p's & q's. alles gut. :hihi:
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    pamela 

    13 Jul 2010 - 14:35
    Happy Birthday!!!!! i miss you
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    Turtle 

    13 Jul 2010 - 12:31
    :xparty::singer::xmas_sheep::bdayparty::xmas_gift:
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    Turtle 

    23 May 2010 - 11:48
    it's fascinating! :thumbs_up i appreciate your taking time to expalin some of it to me as i never pursued its study to a satisfactory degree. not that i'm ever satisfied of course. ;) just updated myself on your updates & sounds like you'll be spending a lot of time in the lab. can you wear shorts in there? plaid is big this year i think. :rotfl: do they make a black plaid? well, thanks for the knowledge & the outland view. :turtle: :clue: :)
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    modest 

    21 May 2010 - 00:55
    "photoswitchable catalysts" :D What an interesting research topic! When I was 15 I worked in the art dept. of a screen printing company, and it became a hobby of mine to try and convert the photosensitive [-]emulation[/-] [edit: emulsion... fracking spell checker] into a photosensitive adhesive (something that I'd never heard of at the time, but thought it would be really cool). I never did get anywhere with it. I will be following your blog with interest, and would love to hear about the research :) ... if it wouldn't be revealing any trade secrets ;)
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    Turtle 

    17 May 2010 - 13:44
    mmmm... so does that mean you can turn a reaction off by turning on light, as well as turn a reaction on by turning on light? or is that what you aim to find out? :smart: anyway, bon voyage! :airplane:
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    Turtle 

    17 May 2010 - 05:24
    i've got it bookmarked. :read: :D no worries about being around; i understand the student life. :xparty: erhm...i mean :read: :graduate: so photosensitive switching huh? is that a plant thing at all? :tree: :clue:
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