Not exactly, it depends on the number of siblings you have:
- if both members of a couple are single children, they are allowed to have two kids.
- if at least one of them is not a single child, they are not allowed to have more than one kid.

There is also the possibility to pay for the "right" to have additional children, and I think that you then also have to pay for their education and medical expenses (whereas those are free for the 1st child).

Actually, if you look at the demographics of China, the success of the one-child policy results in a quick aging of the population which forces them to revise this policy.

Source: My Chinese ex-girlfriend, when we were talking to have kids together....

FTFY

It depends on the countries. From the countries I have seen:

- UK, Japan: still using inches for TV screens

- France, Germany: using cm for as long as I remember

I haven't owned a smartphone long enough to build reliable statistics over my yearly spending on apps.

In the book 1491, Charles Mann tries to summarize the current knowledge on Pre-columbian Americas. Based on demographics and epidemiologic studies, he comes with a mortality rate for american Indians after encounter with European in the 90-95% range, which means that America before Columbus would have been very densely populated. Although there is a high uncertainty in this number due to the scarcity of data, the 80% of this study definitely supports the pre-Columbian values, especially if we consider the differences in access to medicine. And yeah, this is grim stuff.

Or a V6 sound out of a 3 cylinders 0.9 liter engine in the case of a renault clio

AFAIK the Waage study did not map the respective habitats of zebras and flies; that is what is actually new in this study, and it supports the Waage hypothesis.

via google translate: Le Monde

It should definitely be something more along those lines: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

Another good alternative in the same price range would be the Grace Bikes: http://www.grace-bikes.com/

I am also an espresso drinker, so I would not use it for coffee, but I see it could be useful for tea.

I've been using a trackball (logitech trackman) for more than 5 years now, and been very happy with it. For precision stuff (image editing, gaming), mice are superior though.

According to the original paper, "the global warming potential of PFTBA over a 100âyear time horizon to be 7100". That's still lower than SF6: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas.

I am not sure you know what it means: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_journalism