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I believe magic players mostly suffer from wrist ailments.

On the subject of science "In 2001 U.S. industry spent more on tort litigation than on research and development" National Academy of Sciences report Oh, and Trogdor, my sources suggest the current trend at labs is more an effect of the current job market

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Much better than the last of the Mohicans is Twain's Fennimore Cooper's Literary Offenses (it's also a reasonable literary style guide) Also good is Cannibalism in the Cars

I've found in beater yardsale falls ski edges give a great approximation.

Orwell's novels are as subtle as a 2x4. He's a much better essayist. Huxley was a better novelist. I also find Huxley's concept of the state gaining power by infantisizing the populace much more relevant to todays world, as well as topical jabs at consumer culture ("ending is better than mending", no new sport can come unless it requires more equipment than the last, etc.) much more interesting.

Correct. I find the link between the 2 interesting.

Ok Marlon.

Uptops been modified too much.

Maria Schneider didn't think so.

paging Elle Mcpherson

Useless trivia - what famous dystopian writer was Orwell's french teacher for a short time?

A planned antipodal excursion can avert (temporarily) the gloom.

Fucking Earth Raping Republicans.

Faust thought that as well.

Where? Pre-tenure academia, yes. More than that for grad students. Corporate closer to 40-50 depending. Government research labs are closer to 30 in my experience. Los Alamos, Livermore and the like. A former boss termed them "welfare for scientists"

In the basic research labs I come in contact with they are only putting in their dues until something brighter comes along (except for a few who like the lifestyle of working 30hrs/week)

I resemble that remark. OOps! The mermaid is calling me back to the barista grind. Better not anger the Babbits anymore.

He knoweth not his enemy.

lose weight and strengthen the muscle (biking). Worked for me

Thanks for the math frenchie

Even higher at Intel but then again we don't do primarily software... More revelations from genii

We are highly relative creatures, who rationally will take the best available in a given situation. As I'm sure you know many of the societal advantages were available 50 or 100 years ago.