Why would they worry about it, they control everything within the country, and could probably find some way to spin that into being the result of foreign interference. If they did not care, their would be nobody to govern.
Reply By: Sean Conners, a.k.a. SConn1Posted: Tuesday, October 10, 2006mafiano such thing,,,never heard of it. The Mafia is a con. One way its damaged Italy in the past is by laundering huge sums of illigally obtained profits from the US through the Vatican Bank.
"Clown Running for Mayor of Alameda"--headline, Associated Press, Oct. 3 Im familiar with this one.
Lets not forget Pasta and Pizza! Pizza & Moretti beer! Good score Jen!!
i the had to go to the garbage and begin taking out bags that used to contain ingredients to prove it. they finally were convinced. and it was then that they also realized we were just down the road, not so far away. Great Story Sean. Its like that for nearly all Italian families. The dont let "outsider
Nice Sean...all very true *whispers...the CHEESE is a GOOD thing* Doc...Love antipasto...mighty tastey! Ill add: Pros: prosciutto, REAL provolone cheese, Raviolli, Italian sausage, pepperocini peppers, and pepperoni Cons: heartburn
It is still not confirmed that a nuclear test was performed. I am reading many analysts who believe this was not a nuclear test. I have read this as well. So far, some particulars are : "It could be a fake," Orcutt said of the North Korean explosion, "but it’s probably not."
Okay. I'm a man and I'm Italian/American, thus I think Italians are the greatest. I realize however that not everybody has the ego of a middle-aged Italian, and while I know Italians are the coolest, some may think otherwise. So, lets see how cool Italians really are. I'll start a list of the pros and cons of Italian culture found worldwide. Which list will
There isn't much in the way of fallout from an underground test but the area itself is poisoned for a great many years. I was actually thinking more about the effect on ground water. I really dont think we can draw much in the way of conclusions until we hear more actual details concerning the condition
Reply By: EmperorofIceCreamPosted: Monday, October 09, 2006To: XytheYou have email from me waiting at the gmail address you gave. Got it. Thank you.
Something tells me tthat the North Koreans probably don't worry about such things as radiation sickness to their own people and enviromental damage and whatnot. But who knows, maybe they do... Im certain the people do. Their government on the other hand may be a different matter altogether.
Ummm, probably not much at this point. Not anything new that I have seen. Not that I expect much in the way of facts. Intelligence reports will be in soon.
I feel certain that it was likely an underground test but still, 40 miles??? Its hard to say. What was the size of the bomb. How deep was it detonated? What were the materials composed of that the bomb went off in? What do the local people report? These are the questions I
The Koreans report that there is no radioactive fallout resulting from this event. They also fail to mention the size of this device. Honestly, I'm not skilled enough in nuclear physics to even guess, but my gut instinct tells me that no atom bomb could be discharged within 40 miles of a city, and not show any signs of radioactive fallout unless it was done so underground. Yet, the USGS reports the seismic event at the surfac
But then I don't really know all that much about N. Korean geography. I was wondering about that as well. heres a couple of links for those that want to explore this a bit more: Link and <a href="http://www.koreaaward.com/korea/
I studied Geology in college, and live in California, so naturally I get direct feeds showing recent world wide seismic activity from the USGS. First thing in the morning I check this feed, and noticed an event in North Korea, not a very common place for recent earthquakes. Link Then as n
Hey Folks, please feel free to rate this desktop/screenshot by using the link at the bottom of the article. Thanks
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Yep! The epitomy of the modern male! Gets lost, does not ask directions, winds up someplace else, and then BS' his way out of it! Classic indeed <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quote-
I came across this rather interesting tid-bit concerning Columbus in a Science News article. Being Columbus Day, I figured to share it with you: Luckily for Christopher Columbus, the mathematical computations found in the the 1475 Ephemerides, an almanac produced by the German astronomer/mathematician Johannes Muller proved accurate in the prediction
Thanks Mason
I saw that Mason had posted a screen shot of his desktop. While not quite as sexy, it has a certain seduction to it...Don't you think? None of the artwork you see in this screenshot belongs to me; I'm far less talented. Here are the names of the good folks that helped me put this little gem together: Wall: My Very Own Vista; t
Too bad it can't improve spelling. Wheres the spelling bee?
What is different from digging up an ancient Indian Burial ground, a Pyramid, or a crypt? It is only a matter of time. As an afterthought, its not the question that she did it, but what could possibly be this lady's motivation for doing so. Whats the deal with taking pictures of the kids hand
I figure Im on my own with all this. Chalk it up to coding issues. If only I new the proper place to post these anomalies, perhaps they might get fixed. Thanks for your help guys
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