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Jazcash wrote:Sherlock Holmes 2 is pretty ossum.

I want to see that movie.

I can't think of any others that do at the moment.

I hope she likes it.

Merry Christmas!

I don't know about the specific laws for taking cancer cells, but I do know that complaining about things like what happened with Henrietta Lacks did, at least cause scientists to revise their code of ethics, which must be followed for them to publish their research in the scientific community. The ...

Most weird I found the fact that scientists are allowed to take your cells without your explicit permission if it's for a medical procedure. So long as it's not for research, then they would need you to fill in a form first. If they were to then say, discover some amazing enzyme produced by your ce...

smoth wrote:Zitrate anatomy

I love the way that guy sings in this song. :)

Cheesecan wrote:I just started reading The Cathedral and the Bazaar.
Just finished reading(well sort of, I'm in the epilogue) The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks.

Yea, that was weird, what happened with Henrietta Lacks' cells.

Yep, that would hurt to hit one of those dogs while riding on a treacherous bike race course.

I click them.


Doctor Who Confidential - BBC

Lol @ Wombat's picture.

Adorable iguanas!

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MileyCyrus wrote:Doctor faustus?
Why not just read Faust?

Simply stated, because I don't have that book.

smoth wrote:

Pxtl wrote:before Alzheimers scrapes the rest of his mind down the storm-drain.

I love that he is still writing to the very last.. I respect it, honestly.

I find that to be admirable as well.

I love to read!

Books that I like: Classics 1. "Anna Karenina" by Leo Tolstoy - story about a nice lady who was forced to marry a man who does not love her and who she doesn't love. 2. "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelly - Story about man creating man. 3. "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck - Sto...

I like "Anna Karenina" by Tolstoy, The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice, "The Lives of a Cell" by Lewis Thomas, and various biology field guides.