Cruisers (no, not that kind, the sailboaters) Use these things a lot too. Of course they usually only have a few hundred Watts to charge up the batteries during the day; but it beats running a generator to charge the batts. I'll add that they use wind generators also.
Reminds me of "Known Space". In Niven's Known Space there is a period of a few hundred years where the powers that be burn books etc to "breed out" aggressiveness etc...a rather large scale head in the sand. Is this how it starts?
well, the clumps don't survive....-a- spore does. In dire times that spore gets wafted up and propagates somewhere else...you're thinking too localized man.
Maybe they were just scooping out the centrifuge goop to see what would grow?
you're really reaching for karma dude.
This wont help with the CCR5-32 mutation at all. We already know everything about the mutation/receptor/why/Y.pestis etc.....No gene therapy for you!
you're kinda sorta wrong. the 1918 flu is different than today's flu in that it's mutated; but don't think it's a direct descendant.
The 1918 flu it's now thought, initiated a cytokine storm in otherwise virile infectants. which led to death by immune response; and not the virus itself.
Y. pestis is different in that as the article states, the hypothesis is that the rearrangement of genes is what causes it's specific "virulance". Oh, and 14th century Europe was a dirty, dirty place. This bacterium is alive and well all over the place.
HTH
It's only really easy for a couple days during a woman's cycle. Otherwise, it's really hard! haha!!!
They probably copied the haploid DNA and recombined it somehow inside the egg(DRTFA), new technique to "prove" recessiveness?. voila, embryo.
A mutant that conquers it's environment and has increased fecundity(disregard localized suckling o' gov't teet) generally wins out. Most "white sheeters" probably think the Earth is 7k years old, so they wont even read this study anyways.
Every million dollar missile has been "paid for already". We need targets so we can make more missiles, which creates more jobs. (by we, I mean USA).
I could be wrong though.
In the "old" days, programmers "half-assed" the console version not intentionally; but because they had to. PC/Mac came first.
Wish/hope it would go back that way.
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Cruisers (no, not that kind, the sailboaters) Use these things a lot too. Of course they usually only have a few hundred Watts to charge up the batteries during the day; but it beats running a generator to charge the batts. I'll add that they use wind generators also.
Reminds me of "Known Space". In Niven's Known Space there is a period of a few hundred years where the powers that be burn books etc to "breed out" aggressiveness etc...a rather large scale head in the sand. Is this how it starts?
I tried to look it up on Wiki; but wiki dead.....SOPA/PIPA is bad, bring Wikipedia back?
This is done with C. elegans daily. Ok, not exactly; but with chemicals such as EMS and gamma irradiation(and maybe other fun ways).
well, the clumps don't survive....-a- spore does. In dire times that spore gets wafted up and propagates somewhere else...you're thinking too localized man. Maybe they were just scooping out the centrifuge goop to see what would grow?
sweet, a completely different experiment using completely different organisms. You showed him! (Although it is a much better example of "evolution").
you're really reaching for karma dude. This wont help with the CCR5-32 mutation at all. We already know everything about the mutation/receptor/why/Y.pestis etc.....No gene therapy for you!
oh; and the genes were rearranged. Could be important, not sure though.
no shit? Biologists are cracking up while eating cheese and drinking beer to these /. comments. At least Bio people know about tech too.
ayiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!! (deleted newt scene when dad comes back from prospecting)
you're kinda sorta wrong. the 1918 flu is different than today's flu in that it's mutated; but don't think it's a direct descendant. The 1918 flu it's now thought, initiated a cytokine storm in otherwise virile infectants. which led to death by immune response; and not the virus itself. Y. pestis is different in that as the article states, the hypothesis is that the rearrangement of genes is what causes it's specific "virulance". Oh, and 14th century Europe was a dirty, dirty place. This bacterium is alive and well all over the place. HTH
It's only really easy for a couple days during a woman's cycle. Otherwise, it's really hard! haha!!! They probably copied the haploid DNA and recombined it somehow inside the egg(DRTFA), new technique to "prove" recessiveness?. voila, embryo.
A mutant that conquers it's environment and has increased fecundity(disregard localized suckling o' gov't teet) generally wins out. Most "white sheeters" probably think the Earth is 7k years old, so they wont even read this study anyways.
...the fact that they're reptiles; and not dinosaurs. IIRC the original skeleton was thought to be a dinosaur and the name stuck.
Seven, actually.
In Carpentry, you don't use the feet. It's 100's of inches, 62 inches etc.... or was that a funny? ;-)
To be fair, France isn't that far from Libya. Assuming 20knots/hr it could be there relatively fast.
Every million dollar missile has been "paid for already". We need targets so we can make more missiles, which creates more jobs. (by we, I mean USA). I could be wrong though.
You used to be able to smoke in McDonalds too. "Some sings have changed Dr. Jones....and some sings have not...ahhh?"
"you people"....who you callin' you people?
"earthworms" are Annelids and elegans are Nematodes; just sayin.
In the "old" days, programmers "half-assed" the console version not intentionally; but because they had to. PC/Mac came first. Wish/hope it would go back that way. wolf3d.exe
Which begs the question "what is intelligence?"
Simpsons did it.