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Interesting thoughts indeed!

It is indeed sad that students and teachers want to see pictures in an article related to a concept like atom. I think, pictures are often deceptive in this context. But, still if you really want to see pictures of various models of atoms that were proposed by Thompson, Rutherford, Bohr etc, I would recommend that you see the article about atom on wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_theory

How did you upload this crossword, I have many made with the same software but could not figure out the way to upload them since they have an associated java file?

Well if you two are so dumb, let me answer you in a sungle line. It is colder in the mountains because air their does not get that much heated up. Why? I have answered that in the article.

Thank meichenl, you seem to be rather intelligent! Cheers!

That was indeed very nice and informative

You unfortunately misunderstood me, I did not say anything that would imply "fear of being excluded from an afterlife instill order in countries where law is not respected", on the contrary what I wanted to say is that a belief in afterlife, as is prevalent in the Hindu religion, does often deter people from engaging in criminal activities.

from the title I expected some arguments against the concept of afterlifem but I was disappointed as I find none in the article. Still let me tell my opinion, i believe afterlife is abrilliant social concept that if accepted can lead to some social order, if only because of a dear psychosis. In societies where law fails to evoke any fear of retribution, afterlife can be wonderful!

I have all the answers, and am willing to email them to anyone really interested,