I'm glad to hear you have a diagnosis ita, but I dislike the "nothing to be done about it" part. Take care of yourself.
Love the coelacanth pics. They are such neat creatures.
Well, there's a transforming plush coelacanth, but I don't like it.
My son has one of those. He likes it. I'm not sure how well it teaches the concept of evolution, however.
What Is It? game 169
Can anyone figure out what this is? I immediately knew.
If you can't figure it out, consider
how I grew up....
eta: Too late to win the t-shirt, though.
Ginger, put on your reassuring hat and tell me how unlikely this scenario is:
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More remarkably, Tepco warned on Wednesday: "The possibility of re-criticality is not zero".
This meant that in the company's view, it was possible that enough fissile uranium was present in the cooling pond in enough density to form a critical mass.
In other words, a nuclear fission chain reaction could start in a pond that lies outside parts of the building designed to contain radioactive materials.
BoingBoing folks are saying the NYT paywall can be referrer-spoofed. I'm sure that's short-lived, but wow.
I believe in paying something for good, disinterested, investigative journalism; I just think $15 is too much. I did get an email with the pricing structure and with the free 20, etc, it's not so bad.
Would $15/month be too much for the print edition? Just curious.
Yeah, $15/month isn't really very much, BUT it's hard to get away from the internet=free mentality.
BUT it's hard to get away from the internet=free mentality.
This is the thing. The writers do the same amount of work to put a story online as they do on paper.
I get over 3 months of my local paper for $15, so that does seem like a lot.