Court case results in a real cat fight
By D.L. Stewart "After years of scholarly legal arguments, the Utah Supreme Court has ruled that cats are not dogs." More at daytondailynews.com
e-mail address: dl_stewart@coxohio.com
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Court case results in a real cat fight
By D.L. Stewart "After years of scholarly legal arguments, the Utah Supreme Court has ruled that cats are not dogs." More at daytondailynews.com
e-mail address: dl_stewart@coxohio.com
Dayton Daily News
Chimps are human, gene study implies |
22:00 19 May 03 |
NewScientist.com news service |
The latest twist in the debate over how much DNA separates humans from chimpanzees suggests we are so closely related that chimps should not only be part of the same taxonomic family, but also the same genus http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99993744 recommended by david_hampton |
By ANNE EISENBERG (NYT)
THE nerve center of a conventional robot is a microprocessor of silicon and metal. But for a robot under development at Georgia Tech, commands are relayed by 2,000 or so cells from a rat's brain.
A group led by a university researcher has created a part mechanical, part biological robot that operates on the basis of the neural activity of rat brain cells grown in a dish. The neural signals are analyzed by a computer that looks for patterns emitted by the brain cells and then translates those patterns into robotic movement.
Jesus and Elvis...
Coincidence or Cosmic Plan?
Rights make might
Long article (skim it), important issue. If we're to compete with workers in poor countries on a level playing field, we'll either have to give up rights, which is occuring, or ensure that everybody world-wide has decent wages and working conditions. I don't want to buy stuff produced by slave labor; I don't want to compete with slave labor; I don't want to be slave labor; And I will not allow my kids to be used as slaves.
"The arguments behind calls for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to promote worker rights are not only morally unassailable but make good economic sense, as well. In fact, a growing body of evidence highlights the economic benefits of these core labor standards, as explained in the EPI Issue Brief Rights Make Might—Ensuring workers’ rights as a strategy for economic growth "
"The trappings of success which most people covet are nothing but a noose for your throat, and you are merely the counterweight for your boss´s ascension. None of your accomplishments are truly yours unless you are palpably happier by them." -MarcoPolo More profundities and very interesting photos at his May 16 entry.
Morale Boosters
more at http://www.whitehouse.org/index.asp
The Manna Machine
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