/sci/ - Science & Math

Looks like he didn't die, at least initially.

http://www.nationalpost.com/news/held+hostages+Discovery+Channel+shot+custory/3469810/story.html

Just in: He's been shot by MoCo swat, all hostages safe, some explosive device "smoked"

>>1688606
Hey, american chopper, cash cab and overhaulin are decent.

>>1688541
Heh, probably. But anyone who's had AP chemistry can easily make a serviceable bomb.

>>1688530
Anecdote sure, but look what happened here in DC when they lifted the gun ban last year: http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/news/local/dc-murder-rate-lowest-in-45-years-122809

>>1688519
Are we forgetting this guy has propane tanks and pipe bombs?

You do know only 20% of shootings are fatal.

>>1688510
MoCo swat is in there now, they're pretty pro.

They're trying hostage negotiation though, the idea being if they go in there guns blazing he might pwn the hostages.

>>1688494
Citation granted: www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm

>>1688470
This, this exactly.

>>1688492
Organ donation

>>1688420
Or you get surgery to align your abs.

Montgomery county MD police scanner feed: http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?feedId=2457

Not much chatter atm, but they'll be talking about it.

Montgomery county MD police scanner feed: http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?feedId=2457

Not much chatter atm, but they'll be talking about it.

>>1687672
Just because the drug companies' medications to treat age related disease become useless doesn't mean they still won't have a huge market. And believe me, they'll jump onto the stem cell anti-aging bandwagon when/if it becomes a profitable reality.

As far as overpopulation... start colonizing space. And neutering people wouldn't be such a big deal, as even completely castrating them would not be irreversible.

I would like to point out that perpetual motion is possible in a perfect vacuum when no outside forces are acting on the object.

Half of /sci/ probably doesn't know.

And even the deepest parts of space are not a perfect vacuum, so this is only theoretical.

>>1685834
Deal with it.

>>1686022
Good question.

Whoa tl;dr for a quick reaction, but my first thought is it must have something to do with solar radiation bombarding the isotopes, I believe if you repeat the experiment in an abandoned diamond mine, you'll notice the results don't hold up.

>>1685798
lol'd

But yeah in all seriousness, if stem cells can be used to regenerate the CNS then everything else is gravy.

>>1685792
Maybe she was hot in the '80s.

>what else do you think will possible to do in the future with stem cell research?

What do you think won't be possible?

Also, couldn't this have been cured with a cornea transplant anyway?

What kind of class is this again?

Too damn bad that nude models don't generally get engineering PHDs after they retire.

>>1685752
Yeah, another 5/10 from pic.

>>1685749
It's tripfag, and she does appear to have a very nice facial structure.

>>1685740
Weaboo

>>1685710
>>1685693
wtfamireading.exe

Guys, its generally less than 10ml PER POUND OF BODYWEIGHT

I'll go ahead and rate them all...
>>1685403
5/10

>>1685412
5/10

>>1685437
8/10

>>1685456
7/10

>>1685467
5/10

>>1685480
5/10

>>1685506
9/10

>>1685531
6/10

>>1685544
5/10

>>1685576
6/10

>>1685609
5/10

>>1685630
3/10

>>1685643
5/10

>>1685668
6/10

>>1685643
True, but I'd rate the majority of them as "somewhat above average" in looks. It's a bit sad given the tens of thousands of professors out there that only a few out of this small selection would actually rank as "hot".

I donno why this didn't happen 30 years ago.