Hollywood Star's Wartime Secret Becomes a Screenplay

NY Times (Science Times) ^ | May 4, 2004 | KENNETH CHANG

[discostu]

Not sloppy at all, if the chip was used to compute then it was a computer chip. The name comes from the first workers ever displaced by computers: guys that did nasty math for scientists and accountants... computers. Just because they weren't nearly as powerful as what we've got today doesn't mean they weren't computer chips.

[nmh]

I'm not familiar with Jennifer Connelly or her anatomy so I can't comment on her.

[Pharmboy]

You are most welcome...the NY effin Times at its best,

[Sam the Sham]

She won Best Actress for "A Beautiful Mind" last year. She was also in the recent "House of Sand and Fog".

Her anatomy speaks for itself (God forgive me).

[E Rocc]

I'm not familiar with Jennifer Connelly or her anatomy so I can't comment on her.

Easily addressed while maintaining the spirit of certain Free Republic traditions:

-Eric

[I'm ALL Right!]

My first thought as well. She has the same kind of look IMO. Here's some eye candy for you guys...

[Howlin]

Chewing gum on line?

[Argh]

I can't imagine what they'll do about casting that won't be laughable.

[RightWingAtheist]

Now would be a good time to post some Lisa Randall pictures:

And if anyone can get some pics of FR's own Piltdown Woman and Ex-Dem Mom...I'm sure they'll put even Hedy to shame :-)

[Rufusthered]

No, they were not robbed. Every big invention has 1000+ people who "thought of it first". The difference here is someone is using grant money data mining examples of women who did something (ANYTHING!) in science and technology who appear to be discriminated against because they were women. The one place affirmative action hasn't penetrated is the sciences and engineering schools, because you have to give grades based on actual scores rather than biasing it for sacred "minorities". That institution is no under attack for this reason and the above is part of the ammunition.