Comment Re:Theory vs reality? (Score 1) 172
It's a typical US problem, originally sanctioned by the Cheney administration.
It's a typical US problem, originally sanctioned by the Cheney administration.
Or stay behind.
All signs are that an increase in the price of polluting energy sources does not just boosts the development of alternatives but is especially making people and companies work more efficient.
PS, they don't shrink.
The present generation of young men ~20y/o is around 1m84.
But as with all statistics you have to check the small print, in 1970 I was drafted for the military (10% of males) and the average length of conscripts was already 1m86.
Another interesting observation is the correlation between length and education, the taller people tend to be better educated.
One source (Dutch):
http://www.cbs.nl/nl-NL/menu/t...
He wasn't wearing anything to make him out as a cop, he was off shift and thought as a private person he could get away with it but was sentenced harsher because as a cop he should have known better.
The whole story was funny like hell and I truly enjoyed it.
A US-made problem is that it all has to be done by US registered vessels and the US Corps of Engineers, for foreigners it's very difficult to offer equipment and personnel.
You are correct that Atyarthi is working in one country but you seem to forget (or don't know) it's the world's second most populated country and they have some horrendous problems re. women and children rights.
The award was also a sign to the people and politicians of India and Pakistan they are facing similar problems and should reconsider their hostilities.
What does set her attackers apart is their warped interpretation of a wide spread Semitic monotheistic religion that got polluted by ancient Middle Eastern tribalism.
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