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No. If you have a citizen statesman serving one term then there is no incentive for them to bend to political pressure because they know their time is limited unless they fall to an outright bribe which is easier to spot and trace. I wouldn't have a problem changing the pay so they don't loose money while they are serving.
Bingo.
Animal testing is next to useless but too much money involved for the researchers to admit it.
Chloride? Fortunately not everywhere. In western Europe most countries use hydrogen peroxide, because afterward you can still drink the water and don't need expensive water in bottles.
Just an FYI
"In 2013, Western Europe had the highest per capita bottled water consumption of any region, with only North America coming close. "
http://blog.euromonitor.com/20...
Found that on the google machine because I was curious if your water coming out of the tap was any cleaner or tasted better than ours. If I were younger and had the knowledge to avoid other health hazards I would prefer to drink only spring water with any bottled water a second choice.
I live in the country and installed GFI breakers at the main panel and on most every outlet plus the normal surge protector for the computers et.. and noticed that using them double like that they pop like crazy ahead of major storms so I am assuming they are sensing flux on the lines and using two inline causes the first to trip quicker than it normally might.
I always say the first step is the paperless office. There are still a lot offices that don't seem to be able to want or trust computers.
"that Mars One reality show thing was doing the same thing"
They ARE doing the same thing. http://www.mars-one.com/news/p...
and I think I read that Space-X was one of the transport choices which is probably where he is getting his timeline.
That pretty well agrees with a lot of theoretical physicists I have been reading. As we don't have a firm grasp on matter, time, energy or dimensions yet I hesitate to make an all or nothing bet but over the years I have come to believe religion as a science primer and if we follow the basic tenants of doing right by our fellow man we will be fine. I believe ultimately we will be answering for our actions to our fellow man and that is probably worse than what any one God would dish out and the next time we all get together to talk theory it is going to be from a much enlightened viewpoint.
"However Creationism isn't really big in Britain where people tend to be more grounded in reality."
You do realize that most Christian congregations in the US are decedents of the Church of England. It's not like they have a foreign doctrine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...
A list of patents like this? http://www.microsoft.com/en-us...
You have not been to most of those countries obviously. You need to stop reading blogs and read some history.
Feedly is currently suffering a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack, it announced earlier this morning on its blog. You may have noticed that you can’t access the website or load any of your feeds via the app. Feedly explained in a short message two hours ago that the DDoS perpetrator is holding Feedly to ransom and asking for money to stop the attack, Feedly has refused to comply.
Money may buy friendship but money cannot buy love.
