Definititely take the ACT...I personally did FAR better on it compared to the SAT.

Tips:

1) BE SURE to bring a snack and water to consume during breaks.
2) Bring a watch, because the proxy...

Just for curiosity's sake, why Hillary?

*align fingers away from palm, slap face* I feel dumb. :icon_wink:

One reason it's mentioned is because it's a home-grown product. In other words, it's derived from corn (grown in the US), and processed in the US.

Also, since when have politicians accurately...

Someone mentioned ethanol as an alternative fuel source up in another post.

Again, this is a misconception. While ethanol can be used as a fuel additive instead of gasoline, ethanol is not energy...

Better yet, why not just make a new thread for the off-topic comment. Then, the stuff relevant to the OP stays in the thread it's supposed to be in...

Agreed. However, not filling up on one day will not do any good. All it means is that people will fill up either the day before or day after, causing sales increases on these days.

I think I understand? It was Roman Catholic Dogma to believe in geocentrism. (Was that your question?)

Genesis 1:1 "In the Beginning God created the heavens and the earth."
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"Psalm 93:1, Psalm 96:10, and Chronicles 16:30 state that "the world is firmly established, it cannot be moved." Psalm 104:5 says, "the Lord set the earth on its foundations; it can never be moved."...

'Blind faith' is redundant...:icon_rolleyes:

Last time I checked, I think Playbody had a tech article or two.:icon_biggrin:

What really draws me to him is the perception (be it real or not) that he hasn't been corrupted by politics yet. Who knows..

There are several flaws with this argument, as pointed out above.

Cells do not NEED a DNA blueprint, nor ribosomes as 'constructors.' Current theory now puts RNA as the first molecule to evolve,...

While the independent voting system is a truely fair election, it's not to say that our current system strives for that. I recall very distinctiy that Jefferson and other Fouding Fathers viewed the...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_Party_%28United_States%29

Read the paragraph near the bottom titled "symbols and name".

It was semi-official that the GOP is red after the 2000 election.

As in, completely screwed that up.

Right. I'll say it again, I completley duffed that.

Haha ya, can't agree more with ya. It's a good, fun read, but it's just crazy that people take it seriously.

It's the first book in the Da Vinci Code series. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angels_and_Demons)

It's good book. :icon_biggrin:

:icon_mrgreen: Wow, I really duffed that..

The Fungi Kingdon is part of the Eukaryotic Domain...(which to most of the other people here means animal).

It's not as much as you think--we're only 13% similar to common yeast, and yeast is considered an animal, so bacterae and plantae are less then that.

Exactly.

Simply because we observe it on one occasion does not mean it applies everywhere. For that very reason, it's Cell Theory and not the Law of Cells.

False. Theory is not fact. Take Cell Theory for example. There is no possible way to prove that every living organism consists of cells.

Offhand, I think it would lead to a slippery-slope as to what's protected by law, and what isn't.

If Chimps can be called 'human,' legally, what would prevent Rhesus monkeys from not?

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Correct. While I agree it's absurd, they're about 99% identical, DNA-wise. :icon_biggrin:

Exactly correct.

Cheers Christina.

As pointed out by Walt, it's simply untrue. There are many things we still don't understand about Chemistry and Physics, such as quantum theory. Likewise, much of biology is concrete. As a...

The Roman Catholic Church's 'evolution' to the belief of Darwin's Natural Selection.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_and_the_Roman_Catholic_Church

When The Origin of Species was...

Correct. And, in fact, several things to consider:

1) Teleportation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleportation) exists. We are currently messing around with it using protons and neutrons.
...

Completely agreed.

Dude,

This thread is from '04...

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I see myself as quite independenct: economically I'm quite Republican, but socially, I'm quite Democratic.

Agreed fully. One should not be required to take further courses that they have no interest in (to a point).

That's the very reason I'm leaning against a college that has core classes.

Is that why it was closed, because he complained about it?

Ah ok, understood.

Thanks!

Christina, this is more directed at you then anyone else.

I was curious the other day, because I knew that you took the Bible literally.

With that being the case, then how do you treat all of...

http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.aspx?c=a&id=5471


Thoughts?