Also those web savvy enough to be using firefox would go directly to the section of the bbc webby they need (like news.bbc.co.uk).
I find nothing particularly useful about the bbc homepage.
A quick search for Ellen Heber-Katz shows that these 'super mice' at least, have been known about for quite a while:
We were doing an experiment and my laboratory assistant went upstairs to ear punch the mice and 3 weeks later I went to see how the experiment was doing and when I looked in the cage I was horrified to see that the mice were there, but the ear, the ear holes were not.
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Also those web savvy enough to be using firefox would go directly to the section of the bbc webby they need (like news.bbc.co.uk). I find nothing particularly useful about the bbc homepage.
well http://www.writely.com/ seems to be doing ok
National Talk-Like A Pirate Day!
http://www.talklikeapirate.com/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/1999/living_
check the date...
I am indeed privileged to have these basic human rights (which, sadly, do not exist in some third world lands)
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like Guantanamo?
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=19.103648,-77.3876
This just isn't true, it's much better to avoid those extra calories in the first place rather than trying to sweat them off.
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The average bloke burns ~2500 cals a day just by keeping their body ticking over, which makes a 2 mile run (~200 cals) look trivial.
I lost ~60lb (~4 stone) in a year by counting all my calories and making sure i kept the daily deficit as low as i could.
The hackers diet (loosing weight from an engineering perspective) has some useful info:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/www/hackdiet.htm