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...then neglected to report it. But TIME has been told by two sources that one of the scientists involved in the 2000 experiment was Lee Jong Min, a vice president at KAERI at the time and one of the country's top laser experts. Lee's office did not respond to requests by TIME for comment...
...relays the sound up the plants' stems. According to the company, gerberas and sunflowers perform well, and they'd suit the gentle strum of a samisen (a kind of Japanese lute). But can they handle heavy metal? Despite the assertion of people like Britain's Prince Charles that plants respond to the human voice, research has so far shown that flora are deaf to sound waves?your Ka-on creations will probably withstand whatever you pump through them. The Ka-on is currently only available in Japan, but Let's Corp. is working on versions for other markets. So people...
However, politicians will not respond to you unless you vote. According to Harvard Institute of Politics research done last year, students believe overwhelmingly (over 70 percent) that politics is relevant to their lives. Yet they still have historically low turnout. In the 2000 election, around 42 percent of people age 18 to 24 voted compared to 70 percent of people age 25 and up. The demographics of voter registration and turnout are closely studied by political strategists when determining who to target. If young people are not registered or do not have reliable turnout, politicians will not be compelled...
...from supposedly representative places sit around a table and tell a pollster what they don’t like about the presidential candidates. And topping that list is always a gripe about “negativity.” To which the other average voters in the room will respond with nods and statements like “I want the candidates to talk about the important issues and not about why the other guy is so bad,” and “I don’t believe any of those negative ads?...
...polls are more volatile. They respond to every event, every debate, every mistake made,” said Burden. “The monetary markets tend to be more stable...