"A week before the quake, they issued a reassuring statement, while also saying that it was not possible to predict whether a stronger quake would occur.

I think this show definitely needs some cute clubbing hybrid girls. That'd be a refreshing change from the Elena mope-fest.

Anne Rice confirms that she had never thought of the vampires Louis and Lestat as a gay couple with a child.

Interesting. I obviously don't remember it very well, and a lot of it is probably coloured by my memories of the other two movies. I certainly didn't have any historical context in mind (ie what budget and special effects were capable of at the time) when I watched it. An early 80s attempt at shocking could definitely…

I've seen it, and you're right it's definitely less campy than the other two, but it's still very much a B-movie sort of horror. It doesn't poke fun at itself, but you can still have a laugh at a bad movie night.

To be fair... wasn't it just within the last few weeks that we definitively worked out the half life of DNA?

Am I the only one really unhappy about this?

What are the bright spots that don't form a trail when stacked?

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Pfft. I meant star system.

If you don't want your children to have to compete with ducks, then you clearly shouldn't be homeschooling them. Perhaps with a proper education this creationist could one day match the intelligence of a chimp?

I think it's more about point of view. From Earth, we'd say that solar system has four stars. If you were standing on that planet however, you would say you have four suns, as those are the stars you orbit.

...yes?

I kinda love where Elmo's eyes are staring.

The magnet is always on once an MRI is installed. The bulk of the operating costs are to pay the technologists, radiologists, and support staff, and to keep auxiliary supplies in stock. The biggest source of wasted downtime for a magnet is from patients not showing up on time, not showing up at all, or deciding once…

Fun fact:

I'm trying to put my finger on exactly why this ending bothers me so much, and I've decided that I don't even care if the Doctor's companions get a happy or a sad ending.

I've always been a fan of the suggestion that religious people who deny science shouldn't be allowed to use any of the advancements it's given us. If they want to flake out on their treatment and wait for a miracle, let them.

This movie sounds awesome

r also needs to be raised as an exponent. [sqp(abc)^r]/c