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Thankfully, TFA is a bit better:

Thankfully, TFA is a bit better:

Often, the first model wouldn't work very well, so the group would argue about how to strengthen it. Some would offer up new data they'd collected, and suggest tweaks to the model. "They'd be sitting around arguing about what model was the best, which was most predictive," Steinkuehler recalls.
That's when it hit her: The kids were practicing science.

While I have the highest respect for my esteemed colleagues in Madison, I find myself disagreeing with Steinkuehler's conclusions. These kids are not practicing science, they're practicing being human beings. And as human beings, we find new and inventive ways to meet a challenge whenever one is presented to us.

All one needs to do is look back through history. Aliens didn't build the pyramids; humans did. Humans who were given the seemingly impossible task rose to the challenge and made it happen. The Flavian Amphitheatre (aka the Coliseum) didn't just appear when someone pulled the plug on a drain and the water swirled around. Humans wanted a better place to host their blood sport. So they devised a new method. Trains didn't start moving themselves. Humans had a problem of not enough labor. So they devised a solution.

Which isn't to say that these many engineering feats were devoid of what we today think of as "science". However, it is important to remember that the scientific process (i.e. the thing that separates "science" from simply "effort") is a formalized process that vets the actual facts from the statistical noise. If you are not following the formalized methodology, you are not performing "science".

Which isn't to say that I don't think these kids deserve mad props. They used their brains and were rewarded for it. Which is something to be proud of in a comfortable modern society that makes it all too easy to turn one's brain to the "off" position. :-)

The old days Scientific Method of objecttively searching for truth is more or less obsolete.

The old days Scientific Method of objecttively searching for truth is more or less obsolete.

What old days? When scientists were beholden to Lords and Kings? People who could not only cut off funding with the wave of their hands but people would could have you tried and executed for discovering the "wrong" things?

Or do you mean before that in the ancient world, where great thinkers who spoke out were put to death? Trial of Socrates ring any bells?

You are experiencing whats called idealization of the fictional past. Things are most likely better now (post-enlightenment post-democracy post-civil rights) than ever. I mean, the kids of non-nobles going to university and teaching and publishing disagreeable things?? Scandalous!!

“Earth Hour” In fact, just as easily turns on the lights off.

"Earth Hour" In fact, just as easily turns on the lights off.

"Earth Hour" In fact, just as easily turns on the lights off.

Initially, the activity is only a call to Sydney, and savoring the activities of residents, has grown to become the world's largest one action to address climate change. March 28, 2009 8:30 pm, people around the world will be "Earth Hour" and lights out. We hope to have more than 1000 cities in 10 million people take part in this activity, the use of global efforts to work together to deal with global warming.

"Earth Hour" this activity takes the lead in 2007 to start in Australia, when there are around 2.2 million homes and businesses in Sydney lights for one hour. However, only a year later, "Earth Hour" has become a global and sustainable development activity, more than 35 countries as many as five million people involved. Cities all over the world landmark building, such as San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, the Roman Coliseum and Times Square billboards on all Coca-Cola stands for this purpose in the darkness, all urban residents have also been voiced by the environmental protection cause of the delay I hope the enthusiasm.

2009's "Earth Hour" is a global action, it calls for each person, every business and community are actively taking measures to join one of, should bear the duty, in order to create a sustainable development action tomorrow . By then, around the globe from Europe to the Americas landmark building will be standing in the darkness. And the peoples of the world through the lights are turned off in this manner, the Earth work together to create a better tomorrow.

Let us act now! March 28, 2009 Evening 8:30-9:30, lights are turned off one hour, with China making history.

More than 64 countries and regions have already participated in the 2009 "Earth Hour" activities. With more and more and more people realize that a small act can eventually have an enormous impact on the results, the number of participants is increasing.

"Earth Hour" a symbol of hopes, but also represents the action. Everyone can make everything from change.

Add to the 2009 "Earth Hour" in the ranks of Come on, you only need at March 28, 2009 8:30 pm turn off lights, and register at earthhour.org.cn Lane, signed commitment to you.

 

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Advice please

Ok m&s are doing their ￡10 dine thing this weekend apparently, from the menu below what is the least naughty from this, one main one accompianment an a puddy if poss, Thank you :)

Mains:
Cook! Chicken with Davidstow Cheddar Gratin
Ready To Roast Gammon with Honey Glaze
Whole Oakham Chicken
Vegetable Moussaka
Gastropub Prawn & Chargrilled Chicken Paella
Gastropub Cod, Prawn & Smoked Haddock Pie
2 Seabass Fillets
King Prawn Linguine
Cook! Beef Meatballs With Tomato and Provelone Cheese

Accompaniments:
Ultimate Mashed Potato
Parmentier Potatoes
Dauphinoise Potatoes
Gastropub Chunky Chips
Pork, Sage & Onion Stuffing
Mediterranean style Vegetables
Winter Vegetable Medley
Ciabatta with Garlic Butter
Traditional Vegetables for Roasting
Rocket Salad

Desserts:
Fresh Fruit Salad
2 Jam Sponge Puddings
2 Syrup Sponge Puddings
2 Chocolate Sponge Puddings
2 Sticky Toffee Puddings
2 Blueberry Sponges
2 Eves Puddings

13 Year Old Armenian Girl Needs Your Help

 

Today ,I see a 13 year old Armenian Girl   has been diagnosed with an ovarian tumor which has grown so large the doctors say they will need to remove all her reproductive organs. She have  people help,because Gayane was born in 1995 in Armenia where she still lives with her family in the remote village of Davtashen.The surgery will cost $600-800 dollars which the parents can not afford. The family will also need money for travel to and from their home to the hospital.

Ovarian cancer is difficult to diagnosis early as the symptoms are not obvious, but are often vague. The symptoms include:

> Pressure or pain in the abdomen, pelvis, back, or legs

> A swollen or bloated abdomen

> Nausea, indigestion, gas, constipation, or diarrhea

> Feeling very tired all the time

 

 

Donation Web site at:http://www.emaxhealth.com/1024/102/30033/13-year-old-armenian-girl-needs-your-help.html

 

 

 

Boundaries and rights

Boundaries and rights

BOUNDARIES AND RIGHTS

* I have a right to be treated with dignity and respect.
* I have a right to have and express all my feelings.
* I have a right to take care of myself first if I choose to.
* I have a right to be listened to and taken seriously.
* I have a right to make mistakes.
* I have a right to say NO! I do not need to justify myself or give reasons.
* I have a right to say NO without feeling guilty.
* I have a right to say NO to anything I feel I am not ready for.
* I have a right to say NO to anything that violates my values.
* I have a right to say NO to anything that I feel is unsafe.
* I have a right to terminate conversations - because I want to - when I feel humiliated or put down.
* I have a right to choose who to spend my time with.
* I have a right to play and have fun.
* I have a right to set limits for myself
* I have a right to make my own choices and decisions.
* I have a right to choose my own spiritual beliefs.
* I have a right to physical and emotional privacy.
* I have a right to grieve.
* I have a right to talk about things that are important to me.
* I have a right to be angry.
* I have a right to express my needs.
* I have a right to make noise, to laugh, and to cry out loud

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