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My only contribution related to school and military, with my limited power as a teacher assitant is to bend administrative rules (but stay in the legal zone) for reservists when of course it is justified. I must say that overall the few reservists that I knew I taught to, were first class...

More Astronomy Pictures can be found at www.nature.com/news/specials/hubble/slideshow.html More neat stuffs at Hubble Space Telescope's 20th Anniversary www.nature.com/news/specials/hubble/index.html

Administrative supports, university club/Frat stuff and so can be found on programs such as sport-university, foreign students-university,...but none for military-university. I am presently looking for strategies to convince my department and my adviser to let me switch from teaching assistant...

Sophie Rovner, A Shield Against Ricin, Chemical & Engineering News April 16, 2010 Drug Development: Small molecule defeats potential bioterrorism agent Chemical & Engineering News ISSN 0009-2347 Copyright © 2010 American Chemical Society

I Agree, glad to leave on the West Coast !

Absolutely true, seen in many universities, research centres,....and sadly enough, applicable to several prof.

For the military geek out there, it is a good time to wrap up on the work done "nearly a decade on from the completion of the draft sequence of the human genome". A special "sum up" on the subject was published recently in the "bible of scientist" : Nature journal. Some articles are of general...

Body Armor, William G. Schulz, Chemical & Engineering News, March 29, 2010, Volume 88, Number 13 www.pubs.acs.org/cen/science/88/8813sci3.html

For CSI fans: Specials: Science in court, Naturenews, 18 March 2010 www.nature.com/news/specials/scienceincourt/index.html Table of content:     * Editorial     * Features     * Opinion     * Audio & Video     * Elsewhere in Nature

Nuclear weapons physics: Welcome to the Atomic Weapons Establishment, Nature, 2010,  464, 156. www.nature.com/news/2010/100310/full/464156a.html

CSI's Latest Clue—Bacteria, by Constance Holden, ScienceNow, on March 15, 2010:  news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2010/03/csis-latest-clue--bacteria.html

I found the following book interesting in the field of military robotic and AI: Wired for war, by P.W. Singer, Ed. Penguin Books, 2009. www.wiredforwar.pwsinger.com forums.navy.ca/forums/threads/91633.0.html

Pour ceux qui s'interressent a la politique international, l'émission planète terre est maintenant facilement accessible et financée à meme vos impôts. Un brin intello gauchiste mais vous y trouverez des éléments d'analyse intéressant. http://www.cerium.ca/Planete-Terre?lang=fr Depuis janvier...

Thanks for your reply, in fact my comment about Whisky & Cigars was just a silly joke  :-[ Regards,

Le rôle de l'armée canadienne, Radio de Radio-Canada, Maisonneuve en Direct, 2 mars 2010: www.radio-canada.ca/emissions/maisonneuve_en_direct/2009-2010/chronique.asp?idChronique=105074

Awesome vibes here in Vancouver, kids and parents playing hockey on small streets, everyone cheering in pubs and cars honking all over the place with big flags. :cdn: rocks ! A lot of :cheers: everyone.

That was un-politically correct and I like it  ;D

You have your own reason to go study in US, but here a list of Canadian universities, a lot of good choices ! http://www.aucc.ca/can_uni/our_universities/index_e.html

I think their point was that But they fall in the typical Scientific Reductionism trap. I am always surprised how scientists can be naive when they leave their ivory tower. Nothing new but The Global Warming "compagny" and its products such as carbon credit are going to be used by everyone...

Bang on, and could apply to many other topics, sadly.