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Weekend!!!!!!!
Home from work and the pool. I haven't been swimming in almost 2 months. I popped a few stitched through my incision (prettay!)and had to wait until it healed, then I got my annual sinus infection amd really, pool + snot = unprettay. And if I go to the pool right after work...no one is there. :)
I did not have to pull out the
, but my boss and I are still frustrated with the shipping situation (long, boring, labby kinda story). I swear, one of these days... /Milton.
I have to go get Mrs. CB's bday present tomorrow. I hope she likes cafe latte colored whores as much as I do. I think we will go out for a nice dinner this weekend for both our bdays since I was kinda incapacitated for mine. And not in a fun way.
Oh, and I should mention that my beloved, overly-intelligent, non-legal spouse had a letter to Teh Editor printed in yesterday's CD.
Candidate has weak grasp of basic science
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
I have been a science teacher for 23 years, and I don’t think I have ever seen a letter to the editor that so completely misrepresents the principles of science as the one by Glenn Elder on Sept. 22. The most frightening part is that he is running for the Whitehall Board of Education!
First of all, there is a process that provides theories. They are first proposed as hypotheses, then supporting proof (evidence) elevates them to the status of theory. Elder’s contention that theories have no evidence to prove that they are true is completely wrong. Just as a proposal becomes a bill becomes a law, so, too, does a hypothesis become a theory.
Second, the theory of evolution does not claim that man evolved from apes. It says that man and the great and lesser apes share a common ancestry, as evidenced by the 98 percent similarity in our DNA.
Third, the study of fossils is not based on man-made theories. The study of fossils is part of a branch of earth science called paleontology. It is considered basic research that is carried out for the sake of furthering our knowledge base. Applied research is done in the pursuit of solutions for problems.
Therefore, his insistence that science is a man-made religion is also completely wrong. If we all woke up tomorrow and there were no more problems to be solved, we wouldn’t need science anymore.
I fear that it has been quite a long time since Elder sat in a science classroom. He will not find an altar around which the children are forced to kneel and pray. He will find critical thinking and problem-solving based on theories that have been proved over and over.
Most new theories meet with years of skepticism before they are accepted by scientists. And, for the record, the Earth is not the center of the universe and all matter is made of elements, not earth, wind, fire and water.
Come to my classroom anytime. I only wished she would have called him a fucktard.
It is really nice out. The first real cool day we have had. I have most of the windows open and the boys are very, VERY happy. Aghh! I just checked and it's only 62 degrees out and it's windy. I may need to follow![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
aqua_blurr's lead and put on socks. However, I will NOT attempt to moonwalk.
I did not have to pull out the
, but my boss and I are still frustrated with the shipping situation (long, boring, labby kinda story). I swear, one of these days... /Milton.I have to go get Mrs. CB's bday present tomorrow. I hope she likes cafe latte colored whores as much as I do. I think we will go out for a nice dinner this weekend for both our bdays since I was kinda incapacitated for mine. And not in a fun way.
Oh, and I should mention that my beloved, overly-intelligent, non-legal spouse had a letter to Teh Editor printed in yesterday's CD.
Candidate has weak grasp of basic science
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
I have been a science teacher for 23 years, and I don’t think I have ever seen a letter to the editor that so completely misrepresents the principles of science as the one by Glenn Elder on Sept. 22. The most frightening part is that he is running for the Whitehall Board of Education!
First of all, there is a process that provides theories. They are first proposed as hypotheses, then supporting proof (evidence) elevates them to the status of theory. Elder’s contention that theories have no evidence to prove that they are true is completely wrong. Just as a proposal becomes a bill becomes a law, so, too, does a hypothesis become a theory.
Second, the theory of evolution does not claim that man evolved from apes. It says that man and the great and lesser apes share a common ancestry, as evidenced by the 98 percent similarity in our DNA.
Third, the study of fossils is not based on man-made theories. The study of fossils is part of a branch of earth science called paleontology. It is considered basic research that is carried out for the sake of furthering our knowledge base. Applied research is done in the pursuit of solutions for problems.
Therefore, his insistence that science is a man-made religion is also completely wrong. If we all woke up tomorrow and there were no more problems to be solved, we wouldn’t need science anymore.
I fear that it has been quite a long time since Elder sat in a science classroom. He will not find an altar around which the children are forced to kneel and pray. He will find critical thinking and problem-solving based on theories that have been proved over and over.
Most new theories meet with years of skepticism before they are accepted by scientists. And, for the record, the Earth is not the center of the universe and all matter is made of elements, not earth, wind, fire and water.
Come to my classroom anytime. I only wished she would have called him a fucktard.
It is really nice out. The first real cool day we have had. I have most of the windows open and the boys are very, VERY happy. Aghh! I just checked and it's only 62 degrees out and it's windy. I may need to follow
aqua_blurr's lead and put on socks. However, I will NOT attempt to moonwalk.
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And wtf is your problem, dude? Ger your moonwalk on already!
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I am taking the wife dancing next week :)
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**Put your left boob in. Take your left boob out. Put your left boob in and you shake it all about**
(whoa! Be careful that you don't put out an eye with those things, though!!)
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the birds fly the coop on the morrow
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It's 100 degrees here. Right now.
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I love having a teacher for a partner...authority figure fetish ya know ;)
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Good, I recommend against the moonwalk for gimps. Gimps should stick to the less injury-inducing Side-to-Side-Whitebread. Ahhhhhhhh, do the Whitebread!
Mrs. CB rocks. She can try moonwalking. With supervision, of course.
...labby kinda story...
Say no more. We've already had one Pussy story today.
Whaaaat?
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I saw the Pussy story. I felt mislead ;)
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Yes my gal is the best.
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**snerk**
Go SG!
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the man really didnt know elements?
the mrs is da bomb
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CB: Pink? Your grouchy underwear is PINK? I expected more of you...
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(They are cute though, even if they are pink)