cache.boston.com — Assembly and installation of the ATLAS Hadronic endcap Liquid Argon Calorimeter. The ATLAS detector contains a series of ever-larger concentric cylinders around the central interaction point where the LHC's proton beams collide.
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bwatkinsSep 11, 2008
I bet these guys aren't carbon neutral.
understarSep 11, 2008
Dave not here man.
mekatrigSep 11, 2008
No, I don't mind being dazzled by science, but I resent the attempt to baffle us with bulls**t.A heck of a lot of people believe stargate is real, and what is really happening is an attempt to build one.
lovemasterSep 12, 2008
You are missing the point; a liberal arts degree isn't someone who is just getting a broad overview in various topics such as those which you mentioned. A liberal arts degree is a full on concentration in one of those topics, such as English for example. Getting a BA in English requires extensive studying of English, not just getting a whiff of it like reading a few measly books in high school. Maybe it's a regional thing, but where I come from we don't have a liberal arts degree that encompasses different fields of study, here a liberal arts student picks a major (art, literature, languages, philosophy, history) and that is what their concentration is on.
bdfarielloSep 12, 2008
That's quite possible, that liberal arts degrees in our regions mean different things. I never heard anyone call a BA in English a liberal arts degree before. Never would have thought that differences in regional dialect/phrases would be the cause of an internet argument.The more you know...