What?
Cheese-eating surrender monkeys!
~ well, someone had to say it ~

Silver bullet day!

Gnome or KDE?
Just get rid of one of them.
Having a choice is idiotic.

Oh I love reading a good telling off!
This one is really yummy.
Got to be modded up!

Lets start there and hear any reasoning for more than Nobody.
Don't accept any other starting point.

The reasoning for any retention of DNA samples has to be made oh so well before retention would be ok.

... tumbled.

No, it isn't. Solar energy comes via agglomerated matter. That matter didn't just pop up in a Sun position, it came from all over.
So, you might as well trace it all back to the Big Bang ... or "Let there be light" ... or some other Sudden Beginning story - whatever your preference is.

Drat. You're right.

Oh that sig.

Try: "The trouble with Capitalism is that eventually you run out of ... other people's money" - Lehman Brothers.

what does this mean?
"...you do not want to mess with a girl who knows how to manipulate Google.'"

Nerds forever! Same old, same old.

Here we go with the half-baked reasoning and complete absence of subject knowledge ... yawn.

Nice post there.

That's interesting - the costs, I mean.
I wonder why it's a different story in the UK, where this has just been published in their 'The Independent' - note the comment about there being no 'public subsidy':
"The Government today dropped plans to build a 10-mile barrage across the Severn estuary to generate "green" electricity from tides.

An official study said there was currently no "strategic case" for investing public money in such a scheme, the costs of which could run to more than £30 billion, although it said it could be reconsidered as a longer-term option in the future.

But the Department of Energy and Climate Change paved the way for new nuclear power plants at eight sites - Bradwell, Essex; Hartlepool; Heysham, Lancashire; Hinkley Point, Somerset; Oldbury, South Gloucestershire; Sellafield, Cumbria; Sizewell, Suffolk and Wylfa, Anglesey.

The coalition Government has already said it will give the go-ahead to companies who want to build new nuclear plants, provided there is no public subsidy involved, despite the Lib Dems opposing new nuclear power stations in opposition. "

Just wondering if there is full transparency here: all accounts open to view, all costs of modern nuclear designs to be fresh & visible.
I don't doubt your word, I just doubt business to necessarily be open & I doubt government to be savvy.