... more than 60 per cent market share in 2007,” Lei Chen, a UBS dairy analyst, said in a research note. Four infants have died from drinking melamine-laced infant powder. By midweek, when the government stopped issuing statistics on sick babies, over 6,000 had been taken ill. Mr Fu worries that his infant son might be one of them, though he has not shown any symptoms. A roadside vegetable seller from Henan province, Mr Fu fed his son ...

...? "If you have something to say, say it. I'm not going to dig around on Google and Wikipedia, trying to guess what your point is. If you can't present the concept the wager represents yourself, I'm not going to do your work for you." Not "ignorant" - just sick of people who paste links instead of making their own points. And if you can't succinctly paraphrase Descartes' Wager, you have no business referring to it.

... do this every spring and fall, when everyone knows it'll rain in a few days and put it out. I dunno why they cant figure that out in CA. In nature, when animals outstrip the supply of resources, they become sick with malnutrition and disease always follows until the numbers are vastly decreased, most dying horrible deaths. I see no way, at this time, that humans will avoid that very fate. We, each of us, are a product of...

... an unusual upsurge of kidney stones among infants who had all drunk the same brand of milk. It was not until September 1st that the ministry says its experts tentatively concluded that the powder had caused the sickness. Still, nothing appeared to happen. Prodding from the government of New Zealand may have been what eventually goaded the Chinese authorities into action. On September 8th it told them what it had learnt from Fonterra, a ...

"Chuck" <Dr_Spooki@webtv.net> wrote in message news:1006-48D4F471-1049@storefull-3252.bay.webtv.net... randwill. Thank you for replying. Bill Page emails me almost everyday. Sometimes 3 or 4 times a day. I'm sick of it!!!! I hate to sound stupid, but how do you kill file someone? I can only answer for Outlook Express users. Go to Message Block Sender, click Yes.

.... The event was dubbed the "Battle in Seattle" and its organizers were clear in their mission -- to shut the talks down and focus the world's attention on policies that were in fact harming the poor, the sick, and the environment. After the world's attention shifted, I felt there was still more of a story to tell. How did David truly slay Goliath? The hierarchical top-down nature of the Seattle administration was defeated from the start ...

...bill a couple year ago, rammed through without a serious attempt at a filibuster. If only we had been able to get more people to speak out then. But instead, Congress will probably fall over itself, in a sickly show of staged bipartisanship, to hand hundreds of billions dollars to the very reckless shysters who drove us off this cliff in the first place. For the partially inflated punching bags which pass for most members of Congress, in...

randwill. Thank you for replying. Bill Page emails me almost everyday. Sometimes 3 or 4 times a day. I'm sick of it!!!! I hate to sound stupid, but how do you kill file someone?

... design of feathers also compelled Charles Darwin ponder them. Moreover, the perfect aesthetics of the peafowl's feathers had made him "sick" (his own words). In a letter he wrote to Asa Gray on April 3, 1860, he said "I remember well the...make me very uncomfortable. The sight of a feather in a peacock's tail, whenever I gaze at it, makes me sick!" 7 1 A. H. Brush, "On the Origin of Feathers", Journal of Evolutionary Biology, Vol. 9, 1996, s....

... unless the economy significantly improves. Doubtful in my mind. I am of the politically incorrect ideal that humans should limit their numbers, by choice. In nature, when animals outstrip the supply of resources, they become sick with malnutrition and disease always follows until the numbers are vastly decreased, most dying horrible deaths. I see no way, at this time, that humans will avoid that very fate. We, each of us, ...