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    boys v girls - Part 5

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    World GFT leads to resurgent Risgtists

    Nothing lasts forever. No empire no matter how glorious to its citizens lasts.
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    Gluttony and The holiday season in the USA.

    Yes :) He gave them fish and bread sufficient to satisfy their hunger. Is that the same as turkey and stuffing? :P
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    The Official Chat Thread - Part 3

    Tonight I decided to cook some fish with rice, spices, vegetables, coconut, and turmeric. The fish is basa. The rice is basmati. he spices are mainly north African - cumin, coriander seeds, cayenne, garlic, ginger, white pepper. I am hoping it will do great things :smirk:
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    World GFT leads to resurgent Risgtists

    The USA voted in Donald Trump as a populist who promises help for the working man (mainly in rust belt states and cities) and economic prosperity. Voters say he spoke to them. He is a wealthy man, it is said, with business interests in many foreign lands. Now The National Front in France is...
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    whats the weather like where you live?

    24c here now
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    Gluttony and The holiday season in the USA.

    Somehow it looks as if North American chaps are more attached to their Thanksgiving & Christmas gluttony than to ascetic moderation in this season of penance known as Advent! :smirk:
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 2

    I am wondering if explaining that scientific experiments are an exercise in repeated observation of what happens in a system after repeated performance of a procedure (or procedures) designed to test what is predicted to happen by a model (equation or set of equations) against what does happen...
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    Edward Dougherty Articles

    Ackbach, experiments ARE observational studies. And experiment is observation of what happens in a system under repeatable stable starting conditions. Experimental results are analysed using statistical methods. Each result is recorded and after a statistically significant number of observations...
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    Evaluate The Following Limit

    Most excellent :)
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    The Official Chat Thread - Part 3

    I like to put a little sour cream with onion and chives and a sprinkle of mixed spices. It's yummy.
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    The Official Chat Thread - Part 3

    That sounds very tasty :)
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 2

    A pedestal fan. A ceiling fan would take more than 15 minutes to assemble and install. I am not an electrician and one needs an electrician to install a fan of that kind. :)
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    Edward Dougherty Articles

    While your statements are true in a sense they are also smoke and mirrors that add nothing to the specifics of climate change. The models are "just models" but that is true of every human construct designed to explain experimentally observed facts - in the physical sciences explanation is...
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 2

    tie your kids up and keep them away from breakable things :P
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    So... What are YOU doing? - Part 2

    I assembled my remote control fan this morning. Took about 15 minutes. It works. It seems a little flimsy, but it was cheap :)
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    How could Moses write the first 5 books of the Holy Bible?

    It's not likely that Moses wrote in Hebrew since the Hebrew Language did not have a written form for several hundreds of years after the time of Moses. It is possible that the books attributed to Moses were a mixture of oral and written traditions dating to his time and maybe before. Whoever...
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    whats the weather like where you live?

    Hot, was 38c on Saturday, 37c the day before, 30c today.
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