President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer is raising the specter that Joe Biden intervened in Ukrainian politics to help his son’s business.
But if that was Biden’s aim, he was more than a year late, based on a timeline laid out by a former Ukrainian official and in Ukrainian documents.
For climate you need to look at the trend. The trend shows that antarctic sea ice
If you're really looking at trends then don't solely focus on Antarctica... https://youtu.be/RLqXkYrdmjY?t...
The CD32 sold for about 9 months and due to a trademark dispute they couldn't sell it in the United States.
Most games were ported from the A1200 (disk-based) but with a CD soundtrack or maybe some FMV, but the software was essentially the same.
So the CD32 never really had enough time to become its own system, and Commodore was already dead in the water at the launch time of the CD32 so publishers largely stayed away. The A1200 was really the last Amiga with its own software.
People into Amiga should really check out YouTube as there are a lot of interesting channels there like Kim Justice with her history of the platform...and Retro Recipes.
How does evolution explain a four chambered heart?
A possible explanation is 3 to 4 chamber heart.
Whole organs systems can not be formed by random mutation, and they don't work without the entire system.
Behe's previous failed proposal, the bacterial flagellum, was a type III secretory system before it was a bacterial flagellum. It was a different thing entirely. Whole organs can evolve separately and then join to take on new roles as the above link proposes.
Evolution can explain one step at a time changes, but some changes have to come in sets or they never work. Evolution will never explain that.
Modern evolutionary theory already explains that and -- wait for it -- there are already lab tests by Professor Lenski where sets of changes occurred via evolution. Do remember that Behe disgraced himself in court and this was obvious to everyone.
AdBlock exists for Chrome.
And it usually downloads the adverts before deciding to hide them
Korean law states that (in non legal terms): You may do what you want with what you bought.
Can you cite this? (I don't doubt it but I'm looking for a reference for an article I'm writing)
Because the hypertext transfer protocol was designed to transfer hypertext documents. It was not designed to be a remote application protocol.
Irrelevant. If it can be evolved to work well enough for people then it is suitable. The Type-III Secretory Gland evolved into the Bacterium Flagellum without any design, but it happened to work well enough to survive and so it did.
Design helps cause effects but it doesn't prevent useful side-effects.
I see it as all fitting together, really quite neatly, something that the suposed randomness of evolution doesnt really explain
Evolution isn't (just) random, it's also natural selection. It's a myth that Evolution is random. This means that when there's a niche (Eg, a food that no one else is eating) then a creature whose DNA/RNA mutates and is able to use that niche will thrive and have more children than one that doesn't. Evolution is perfectly compatible with everything fitting together.
Doesn't mean much when your choices are the local cable monopoly or the local telco monopoly. It just makes three strikes into six.
Incorrect. As far as I know the proposed law doesn't say that you can't sign up at the same ISP again. Effectively internet termination is more akin to the fine where you'd inconvenienced by the reconnection cost and the time without internet.
"God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh." - Voltaire
