Well, so were the indulgences that the Church sold, that went and got Luther’s tonsure all in a knot. It’s just one more indication that this is about moralizing and religion, rather than science. In theory, though, you’d think that carbon credits would be more confirmable. I mean, you don’t have to wait until you’re dead to find out whether you got your money’s worth…
Well, so were the indulgences that the Church sold, that went and got Luther’s tonsure all in a knot. It’s just one more indication that this is about moralizing and religion, rather than science. In theory, though, you’d think that carbon credits would be more confirmable. I mean, you don’t have to wait until you’re dead to find out whether you got your money’s worth…
Well, so were the indulgences that the Church sold, that went and got Luther’s tonsure all in a knot. It’s just one more indication that this is about moralizing and religion, rather than science. In theory, though, you’d think that carbon credits would be more confirmable. I mean, you don’t have to wait until you’re dead to find out whether you got your money’s worth…
Hugh Grant is reported to have attacked a paparazzi with a tub of baked beans.
Let me be the second to declare this Bush’s fault.
(The first was over at Free Republic, which has an amusing thread on the topic.)
[Late afternoon update]
It occurs to me that they just have to crack down on baked bean sales, and close the ‘bean-show loophole.” And who would have thought that such an atrocious incident would have occurred in the peaceful United Kingdom?
Hugh Grant is reported to have attacked a paparazzi with a tub of baked beans.
Let me be the second to declare this Bush’s fault.
(The first was over at Free Republic, which has an amusing thread on the topic.)
[Late afternoon update]
It occurs to me that they just have to crack down on baked bean sales, and close the ‘bean-show loophole.” And who would have thought that such an atrocious incident would have occurred in the peaceful United Kingdom?
Hugh Grant is reported to have attacked a paparazzi with a tub of baked beans.
Let me be the second to declare this Bush’s fault.
(The first was over at Free Republic, which has an amusing thread on the topic.)
[Late afternoon update]
It occurs to me that they just have to crack down on baked bean sales, and close the ‘bean-show loophole.” And who would have thought that such an atrocious incident would have occurred in the peaceful United Kingdom?
Jon Goff writes about the benefits of on-orbit propellant storage and transfer. This is in fact a crucial technology to reduce in-space transportation costs, and become a truly space-faring civilization. But NASA continues to ignore it, wanting to do Apollo over again.