Expertly, with a flip of his hand, he snapped the telescoping segments out, and then slammed the rod onto the floor, to show how it retracted.
►Yesterday at ScienceInsider, John Bohannon reported that "Science is retracting a study of how canvassers can sway people's opinions about gay marriage published just 5 months ago.
Amid a tidal wave of criticism, Science is retracting a study of how canvassers can sway people's opinions about gay marriage published just 5 months ago.
She "is willing to retract a paper concluding that so-called STAP stem cells can form a wide variety of tissues, but does not intend to retract the paper describing how to make those stem cells".
Earlier today, Japanese media began reporting that stem cell researcher Haruko Obokata of the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, is willing to retract a paper concluding that so-called STAP stem cells can form a wide variety of tissues, but does not intend to retract the paper describing how to make those stem cells.
This is one I'm glad I don't have to figure out how to retract but you will surely be asked if your decisions and positions are part of the election campaign and bat that down definitively.
Then she tried to retract her words, worrying about how that would sound.
But having flubbed it, and having told the man he was invited, I don't see how you can retract the invitation without awkwardness.
Right now, I'm going over Coast Guard data and tracking all the ships that pass through the East River on AIS tracking sites, trying to figure out just how frequently that retracting section would have to open.
But, and this is a big but, I don't like how much it has retracted.
