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I think this is pretty big news: http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science/08/20/artificial.life.ap/index.html but everyone is distracted by the "wide stance" Craig affair. How do they make artificial life? The scientists are taking a very clever approach by leveraging nature: "We aren't...

Reagan helped to bring down the Berlin Wall. Little did he know he also helped to spread communism to the US. And the Republicans are calling Clinton a commie? Talk about hypocrisy!

Did you listen to the tape? Are you suggesting that the police officer was lying? Are the Republicans for "law and order" as long as the criminals aren't Republicans? BTW, it is to Democrats benefit that Craig stays on and be defeated in the next election. I would rather give him the benefit...

Here is the link that debunks the others in your list: http://www.overlawyered.com/2003/06/lawsuit_urban_legends.html Note that this was a repost of an earlier 2001 note. Not just "gullible," another word that comes to mind is "uninformed." :p

Would that be Mark Foley (D-FL)? At least that's what FOX told me... BTW, did you notice that FOX tried darn hard not to mention "Republican" when reporting the Craig story. For example, this story on FOX's website: "Police Report Details Craig Arrest on Lewd Conduct Charge Tuesday...

According to this article http://www.4hoteliers.com/4hots_fshw.php?mwi=2350 they are Google, General Electric, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, China Mobile, Marlboro, Walmart, Citi, IBM and Toyota And the three hottest global brands of the moment: Dove, Gore and the B787 Dreamliner, according to...

http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1066034#post1066034 http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1212128#post1212128 http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1242981#post1242981 1. The joke isn't funny if you arbitrarily substitute your own politician. 2...

According to physicists, this is due to "a lack of time to rotate fully." http://www.digisys.net/fhspub/96-97/oct16/pb.htm Moral of the story: Use a high table when you have a new carpet...

We've heard of people voting from the grave. Now we know people can endorse from the grave, too! :D

http://electioncentral.tpmcafe.com/blog/electioncentral/2007/jul/19/happy_hour_roundup This was from last July: "A group of around 70 House Democrats wrote a toughly-worded letter to President Bush today informing him that they would no longer vote for funding of the troops in any form save...

Good tactic - change the subject when you can't win the debate. Just like Craig did. He was caught soliciting sex in a public restroom. He instead emphasized that he was not gay, "never has been." Craig and his supporters are just dumb or playing dumb that they don't know the difference.

Now I'm lost by what you said. What is the 1/4 power? Never heard of it. For a moment I was puzzled by your AIC/SIC comment but realized that you meant Akaike and Bayesian Information Criteria (AIC/BIC). Why don't you think that they would work? Did you try DIC (Deviance Information...

Craig and congressional pages, 1982: http://www.crooksandliars.com/2007/08/27/1982-larry-craig-denial-1982/ Seems like Mark Foley wasn't the first...

Idaho Values Alliance: http://www.idahovaluesalliance.com/news.asp?id=481 Right below Sen. Craig's picture, there is this "Bonus Byte:" "One of the tragic characteristics of the homosexual lifestyle is its emphasis on anonymous sex and multiple sexual partners. It is a little-acknowledged...

"Estimating Standard Errors in Finance Panel Data Sets: Comparing Approaches," by Mitchell A. Petersen http://weatherhead.case.edu/bafi/Documents/Petersenpaper.pdf

Call at National Guard conference for U.S. withdrawal from Iraq greeted with standing ovation http://www.newspress.com/Top/Article/article.jsp?Section=WORLD&ID=565075331141468233 "A call by Puerto Rico's governor for a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq earned a standing ovation Saturday from a...

And you parade that around here like a trophy? Lol

Sad to see that you're as incompetent in reading as in trading...

“History tells us it’s far better to have people periodically going to excess with its adverse consequences than to try to block it off in the beginning. These adverse periods are very painful but they’re inevitable if we choose to maintain a system in which people are free to take risks...

No, it's Clinton's fault, the one with (or was it without?) the pants.