I don't know. Can you repeat the question?

Not that I agree with the French policy (or RTFS), but it's recently bothered me (in a very slight way) that we now have forms of communication that can only be referred to through the brand name. We could chat, text, fax, phone and blog without referring to a company name, but Tweets and Facebook posts seem harder to generalize. Just saying something's been "posted online" seems too vague. The proper generic verb hasn't been invented yet.

I can't. Three miles south of downtown of a state capitol and I don't have coverage. Comcast, Clearwire, or dialup. Them's the choices.

I'd wager that 95% of those who give up on Blender right away do it because they couldn't left-click on an object to select it. Face it, you're in weird territory if you can't even assume *that*.

Um, yeah but the Columbia broke up over Texas and Louisiana.

Translated into 6th grader speak: "Why do I have to learn this? It's not like I'm ever gonna use it!"

If evolution is wrong, and the universe is 6000 years old, than most of biology, geology, physics, and just about every other science is also grossly wrong. It's a cornerstone of modern scientific knowledge and far, far from inconsequential. You want kids to learn biology but leave out evolution?

Quote from wiki: "The name SuperMoon was coined by astrologer..."

aaand that's about as far as I need to read.

It's 14% larger than its smallest possible size. 1.4% larger than it was last month. There is absolutely nothing 'super' about this. You won't be able to tell the difference without a measuring device.