We need a/. poll to give us an idea of what that number is. I certainly fall into the category of "I would ditch windows for linux or a mac if not for the games."
It would be just as or even more useful to have this 3D tool available for the commonly used animal models in research. Given the cost to do just one single brain, it won't be feasible to analyze healthy brains vs brain suffering from disease X. Even if it was feasible, identifying anatomical abnormalities in disease provides limited insight into the mechanism of the disease... these things are sorted out with other techniques that require the use of animal models.
I think this is a nice teaching tool for med/health science students but has limited benefit otherwise.
Gas lobbyist: "Hey buddy, unless your non-gas car magically unplugs itself in the morning, that's another 5 seconds. That's 10 seconds total EVERY DAY...possibly 70 seconds per week! TOO MUCH!! BUY GAS!!"
The novelty in this work comes from using this gene to restore pacemaker function, ie: the headline should read "Delivery of the gene Tbx18 to heart rebuilds damages pacemaker cells in animal tests". Use of a virus to deliver a gene is a routine procedure in the lab and has been done thousands and thousands of times... the current headline makes it sound like some kind of virus is out there that can improve your heart function, should you happen to be sneezed on by the right person.
I don't cycle because asshole crackheads have stolen my bike on more than one occasion. Doesn't matter what kind of lock you have, in Toronto (and probably every major city) bike theft is rampant and by far the biggest deterrent for people that would otherwise like to bike to work/school.
Personally I'd be fine with an inspector gadget style personal helicopter backpack. (http://www.distantcreations.com/blog/2009/03/10/tuesday-tech-real-versions-of-inspector-gadgets-gadgets/)
Would easily suffice for daily commuting to the job and back, leaving the car off the road until needed for weekend trips with the family.
Yeah you're exactly correct. Every labelled emergency exit door in a building swing out. However, I don't think anything got quoted wrong, rather the image of a gun-wielding psycho kicking in a door appealed to the media more than lazy theater staff that hadn't ensured the doors were shut tight and locked from the outside.
i am so not doing this. at least not until i can have my phone permanently attached at the wrist a la pipboy. too risky. your phone gets stolen, which costs $$$, plus access to banking and credit cards??? not to mention the inevitable "whoops your personal banking info was exposed on the internet, sorry!" that will happen to thousands of people when the banks get hacked, or they goof, or your phone gets some kind of malware that lifts that info... NO THANKS BANKS.
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any insight on whether the bullshit headphones rule will soon be relinquished as well???
We need a /. poll to give us an idea of what that number is. I certainly fall into the category of "I would ditch windows for linux or a mac if not for the games."
If you get too cold I'll tax the heat, If you take a walk, I'll tax your feet.
It would be just as or even more useful to have this 3D tool available for the commonly used animal models in research. Given the cost to do just one single brain, it won't be feasible to analyze healthy brains vs brain suffering from disease X. Even if it was feasible, identifying anatomical abnormalities in disease provides limited insight into the mechanism of the disease... these things are sorted out with other techniques that require the use of animal models. I think this is a nice teaching tool for med/health science students but has limited benefit otherwise.
deploying class action lawsuit in 3... 2... 1...
yeah it's like patenting the sun because you figured out how to make solar panels.
Deploying model D-R ONE in 3...2...1...
Gas lobbyist: "Hey buddy, unless your non-gas car magically unplugs itself in the morning, that's another 5 seconds. That's 10 seconds total EVERY DAY...possibly 70 seconds per week! TOO MUCH!! BUY GAS!!"
* A mind mapping tool
you can map...MINDS???
The novelty in this work comes from using this gene to restore pacemaker function, ie: the headline should read "Delivery of the gene Tbx18 to heart rebuilds damages pacemaker cells in animal tests". Use of a virus to deliver a gene is a routine procedure in the lab and has been done thousands and thousands of times... the current headline makes it sound like some kind of virus is out there that can improve your heart function, should you happen to be sneezed on by the right person.
we needed a study to confirm this???
I don't cycle because asshole crackheads have stolen my bike on more than one occasion. Doesn't matter what kind of lock you have, in Toronto (and probably every major city) bike theft is rampant and by far the biggest deterrent for people that would otherwise like to bike to work/school.
of the the people in this sample were clearly RETARDED. simple.
Personally I'd be fine with an inspector gadget style personal helicopter backpack. (http://www.distantcreations.com/blog/2009/03/10/tuesday-tech-real-versions-of-inspector-gadgets-gadgets/) Would easily suffice for daily commuting to the job and back, leaving the car off the road until needed for weekend trips with the family.
is doing a good job of keeping tigers away. you don't see any tigers around do you?
it's got appz?? cool. i luv apps...their so much better than programs. my phone has lots of apps.
...like evolved bacterial resistance to prescribed antibiotics.
woooooOOOOOSSSHHHHHHH.
The minimum wage kid who takes tickets and periodically sweeps the restrooms couldn't believe his job could get any worse...
Yeah you're exactly correct. Every labelled emergency exit door in a building swing out. However, I don't think anything got quoted wrong, rather the image of a gun-wielding psycho kicking in a door appealed to the media more than lazy theater staff that hadn't ensured the doors were shut tight and locked from the outside.
i am so not doing this. at least not until i can have my phone permanently attached at the wrist a la pipboy. too risky. your phone gets stolen, which costs $$$, plus access to banking and credit cards??? not to mention the inevitable "whoops your personal banking info was exposed on the internet, sorry!" that will happen to thousands of people when the banks get hacked, or they goof, or your phone gets some kind of malware that lifts that info... NO THANKS BANKS.
Unfortunately, only those who have a reasonable grasp on grammar seem to care.
someone make a trailer for half life 3 then. i can't wait any longer.
Is this why the complete season purchase price is so much???
Whoever ponies up a double double with a maple dip donut wins this one.