...a lunch and you should eat it" and I turned around and went back to my desk to eat. After the incident, the cafeteria re-opened and many people returned to eating there. I went one time, but was totally uneasy and never returned. It has changed hands several times over the years and now is some kind of office building. I retired from Government service in 2004 and no longer live in the Ft. Hood area. But I'll never forget...

... if she won a beauty contest; she can't be for family values if she refuses to stay at home. The Times' "Mommy Wars: Campaign Edition" queried mothers about Palin's prospective work-family balance and found that most were uneasy about Palin's taking on such a difficult job: "A mother of an infant with Down syndrome taking up full-time campaigning? Not my value set" was a typical response. (Not to be outdone, the Washington Post titled its ...

... Ossetia. The bitter war that followed left 1,000 dead and tens of thousands of refugees, with the capital city of Tskhinvali "battered and depopulated" (New York Times). A small Russian force then supervised an uneasy truce, broken decisively on August 7, 2008, when Georgian president Saakashvili's ordered his forces to invade. According to "an extensive set of witnesses," the Times reports, Georgia's military at once "began pounding ...

On Thu, 21 Aug 2008 22:07:58 +0000, Mike Van Pelt wrote: In article <_uOdncG0_5ksgTHVnZ2dnUVZ_gudnZ2d@giganews.com>, mimus <tinmimus99@hotmail.com> wrote: Foithermore, I have an uneasy feeling that the slam-'em-together crowd in nuclear physics may be fiddling with an infinite sequence, with ever-higher-energy collisions just busting things into ever-finer pieces (it may be time to start working out the form of the...

In article <_uOdncG0_5ksgTHVnZ2dnUVZ_gudnZ2d@giganews.com>, mimus <tinmimus99@hotmail.com> wrote: Foithermore, I have an uneasy feeling that the slam-'em-together crowd in nuclear physics may be fiddling with an infinite sequence, with ever-higher-energy collisions just busting things into ever-finer pieces (it may be time to start working out the form of the sequence, which sounds like fun). This sounds like a cartoon I saw on ...

... of either cosmology or nuclear physics would result in the immediate or rapid maturation of the other? You are Steven Colbert and I demand your truthiness. I am economical in my truthiness. Foithermore, I have an uneasy feeling that the slam-'em-together crowd in nuclear physics may be fiddling with an infinite sequence, with Cuz you know more about physics then people who work in the field. Yessir. * No ...

... result in the immediate or rapid maturation of the other? Well, we've got them BOTH described pretty much to a tee out past the realms where we can currently observe or experiment... Foithermore, I have an uneasy feeling that the slam-'em-together crowd in nuclear physics may be fiddling with an infinite sequence, with ever-higher-energy collisions just busting things into ever-finer pieces (it may be time to start working out ...

...of neurology, the usual frauds flourish.) And doesn't your GUT tell you that the maturation of either cosmology or nuclear physics would result in the immediate or rapid maturation of the other? Foithermore, I have an uneasy feeling that the slam-'em-together crowd in nuclear physics may be fiddling with an infinite sequence, with ever-higher-energy collisions just busting things into ever-finer pieces (it may be time to start working ...

... plane was 15 years ago. It doesn't particularly bother me - I've recently flown two 10 hour flights without going insane through lack of nicotene. Don't get me wrong there are a LOT of things that make people "uneasy" on flights; crying babies at the side, fear of flying, being out of control etc etc. All these can lead to someone feeling the "fight or flight" syndrome they try to mask this with booze and whammo!! I do feel ...

I felt uneasy when Carl Sagan in his TV show said we were each individually [absolutely] unique. I felt he had described the material world, but had not gone a step further and drawn a conclusion from what he had presented. There are those who state that no two things in the universe are alike, that no to things are exactly the same. They feel that at any extreme point there is at least a quantum of difference. Okay, ...