I'm talking about the whole package: cover art, vinyl color styles, the texture, and even the smell of vinyl. Nothing compares to it. Hell, even the sound of vinyl is great in it's occasional grittiness/unpolished feel.
They have no real aesthetic appeal as do vinyl records, and are less convenient than the more modern CDs, DVDs, and MP3 players. Over use of them also wore the tapes thin, or snagged them in the player and made them unlistenable to. It's completely understandable that they are dropping into obscurity.
Expectant mothers are suggested to take folate supplements because they DO have a tumor growing inside of them. It just happens to be developing hands and toes and a genetic predisposition towards either windows, unix, or macs.
You have to remember that a single cell is growing into an 8 pound lump of flesh, bone, etc in an approximately 9 month period. That's got most cancer growth rates beat by a longshot. And because folate is key for cell division, it is vital for mothers to keep their folate intake high to ensure the healthy and full development of their child.
Actually, what it allows is for the same dosage to do more anti-cancer damage. The problem with chemotherapy is that because it targets dividing cells, any cells that grow rapidly (hair, finger and toe nails, etc) are killed. If you increase the dosage, you end up causing more damage than you want.
By increasing the rate of absorption by cancer cells in this way, it makes the chemotherapy dosage much more effective because the majority of the drug is absorbed by cancer cells instead of other dividing cells. What would be especially nice is if they could develop this into a targeted dosage that is injected into the area directly around the cancer (assuming it hasn't metastasized ( == spread throughout the body via the lymph and/or vascular systems)). That would decrease the amount of the drug that is absorbed by dividing cells that are not cancerous. As it is, most chemotherapy drugs are injected intravenously and so spread fairly evenly throughout the body and are absorbed where ever cells are dividing.
Yes, I know, on his way to deliver the declaration of war. But because they were taking apart their office to leave as soon as they delivered said message. That message was coming in encrypted, and American cryptanalysts decoded it and passed it up the chain of command before the Japanese diplomats finished decoding it and headed out to the White House.
Our fore-knowledge of their intention to attack, doesn't change the fact that they delivered the declaration after the attack began.
The metaphysics of software design:
1) you have a piece of software
2) every month you replace one section of code with another piece of code to repair it; a different section each time
3) when you've replaced every piece of code, is it still the same piece of software?
salesman: We've spam-burgers, spam-souflee, spam-dog, spam-cicles, spam omlettes, spam and eggs, spam and grits, spam and toast, spam and cheese sandwhiches, spam on rye...
old woman: I don't want any spam! I hate spam! I just want some eggs and toast.
salesman: i'm sorry, we don't have just eggs and toast.
...
on the otherhand, I love SPAMalot. (but i don't like spam a lot)
And apparently Apple is considering the jump to help out Hollywood: "Apple -- or rather, Hollywood -- wants the Pentium D to secure an online movie store (iFlicks if you will), that will allow consumers to buy or rent new movies on demand, over the internet."
You think a crystal isn't a molecule?
Any atoms bound together by shared electrons are molecules. And that's definitely what holds crystals together. I mean, how do you think the electrical current is passed through them? Durr, the electrons carry it in buckets as they ride their unicorns across their rainbow roads.
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I'm talking about the whole package: cover art, vinyl color styles, the texture, and even the smell of vinyl. Nothing compares to it. Hell, even the sound of vinyl is great in it's occasional grittiness/unpolished feel.
They have no real aesthetic appeal as do vinyl records, and are less convenient than the more modern CDs, DVDs, and MP3 players. Over use of them also wore the tapes thin, or snagged them in the player and made them unlistenable to. It's completely understandable that they are dropping into obscurity.
You have to remember that a single cell is growing into an 8 pound lump of flesh, bone, etc in an approximately 9 month period. That's got most cancer growth rates beat by a longshot. And because folate is key for cell division, it is vital for mothers to keep their folate intake high to ensure the healthy and full development of their child.
By increasing the rate of absorption by cancer cells in this way, it makes the chemotherapy dosage much more effective because the majority of the drug is absorbed by cancer cells instead of other dividing cells. What would be especially nice is if they could develop this into a targeted dosage that is injected into the area directly around the cancer (assuming it hasn't metastasized ( == spread throughout the body via the lymph and/or vascular systems)). That would decrease the amount of the drug that is absorbed by dividing cells that are not cancerous. As it is, most chemotherapy drugs are injected intravenously and so spread fairly evenly throughout the body and are absorbed where ever cells are dividing.
Yes, I know, on his way to deliver the declaration of war. But because they were taking apart their office to leave as soon as they delivered said message. That message was coming in encrypted, and American cryptanalysts decoded it and passed it up the chain of command before the Japanese diplomats finished decoding it and headed out to the White House. Our fore-knowledge of their intention to attack, doesn't change the fact that they delivered the declaration after the attack began.
in order:
- Japan attacked Pearl Harbor
- Japan issued an ultimatum/declaration of war
- Japan continued attacking
at least America can say they got the order correct.The metaphysics of software design: 1) you have a piece of software 2) every month you replace one section of code with another piece of code to repair it; a different section each time 3) when you've replaced every piece of code, is it still the same piece of software?
Iran or Korea will go first. They've been working on completely shutting off out-of-country internet service and establishing nation-wide intranets.
salesman: We've spam-burgers, spam-souflee, spam-dog, spam-cicles, spam omlettes, spam and eggs, spam and grits, spam and toast, spam and cheese sandwhiches, spam on rye...
...
old woman: I don't want any spam! I hate spam! I just want some eggs and toast.
salesman: i'm sorry, we don't have just eggs and toast.
on the otherhand, I love SPAMalot. (but i don't like spam a lot)
And apparently Apple is considering the jump to help out Hollywood: "Apple -- or rather, Hollywood -- wants the Pentium D to secure an online movie store (iFlicks if you will), that will allow consumers to buy or rent new movies on demand, over the internet."
You think a crystal isn't a molecule? Any atoms bound together by shared electrons are molecules. And that's definitely what holds crystals together. I mean, how do you think the electrical current is passed through them? Durr, the electrons carry it in buckets as they ride their unicorns across their rainbow roads.
remembering and using are two different things. however, lack of capitals doesn't alter the understanding/possible meaning of the sentence.
per my name, is it improper to assault folks for their lack of punctuation for clarity here?
it's iFruit and cake!