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You wanted to work with embezzlers instead?sighyoung wrote:There's a reason my wife and I didn't take jobs there fifteen years ago.heyzeus wrote:For the fake attacker girl: All I can say is, she's an Aggie. Nothing else needed.
I missed that one. What'd she say?Haha, Keith Olbermann just burned Sarah Palin on her fruit fly line.
She was mocking the government spending money on fruit fly research in NC that is actually about studying autism.haltz wrote:I missed that one. What'd she say?Haha, Keith Olbermann just burned Sarah Palin on her fruit fly line.
Socnorb, that's basically what the article takes issue with.
Flies can have autism? I missed this too.GatewaySnayke wrote:She was mocking the government spending money on fruit fly research in NC that is actually about studying autism.haltz wrote:I missed that one. What'd she say?Haha, Keith Olbermann just burned Sarah Palin on her fruit fly line.
Socnorb, that's basically what the article takes issue with.
[S]cientists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine have shown that a protein called neurexin is required for..nerve cell connections to form and function correctly.
The discovery, made in Drosophila fruit flies may lead to advances in understanding autism spectrum disorders, as recently, human neurexins have been identified as a genetic risk factor for autism.
Interesting that this article chooses to only consider Obama's plans. The Tax Policy Center, the source of many of the article's figures, concludes that Obama's tax changes would reduce revenue over the next decade (with respect to current law) by $2.95 trillion. This figure is reported. In the same table, the TPC concludes that McCain tax cuts would reduce revenue by an even larger $4.17 trillion over the same period. How's McCain going to raise that money?letsgocards89 wrote:How's Obama Going to Raise $4.3 Trillion?
this is how science is done, folks.GatewaySnayke wrote:[S]cientists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine have shown that a protein called neurexin is required for..nerve cell connections to form and function correctly.
The discovery, made in Drosophila fruit flies may lead to advances in understanding autism spectrum disorders, as recently, human neurexins have been identified as a genetic risk factor for autism.
"Education deans" to you, pal.greenback44 wrote:You wanted to work with embezzlers instead?sighyoung wrote:There's a reason my wife and I didn't take jobs there fifteen years ago.heyzeus wrote:For the fake attacker girl: All I can say is, she's an Aggie. Nothing else needed.
++clevername wrote:this is how science is done, folks.GatewaySnayke wrote:[S]cientists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine have shown that a protein called neurexin is required for..nerve cell connections to form and function correctly.
The discovery, made in Drosophila fruit flies may lead to advances in understanding autism spectrum disorders, as recently, human neurexins have been identified as a genetic risk factor for autism.
you won't let us have our own god-like abilities to create human clones to experiment on, so don't make fun of us when we have to use other vectors to figure out what the hell is going on.
clone hyperbole aside, just another example of how science is being marginalized in this country. Vice presidential candidates who have no idea what they're talking about shouldn't be talking about said subjects. Bobby Redneck won't ever hear the explanation, he'll just yell "they're wasting our money studying dadgum flies!!!".