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by tudorw 9y ago
If your interested in 'food as medicine', Watercress is very interesting, "This is the first study to report an effect of vegetable consumption on metabolism of a lung carcinogen in humans." http://cebp.aacrjo
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by tudorw 9y ago
found this, 'Biochemical mechanism of modulation of human P-glycoprotein (ABCB1) by curcumin I, II, and III purified from Turmeric powder' https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000629520
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by tudorw 9y ago
wrong. go read some more.
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by tudorw 9y ago
It sounds a lot, consider it a fine piece of art in it's own right and I don't think you'll lose your investment over time... The reprint by M$ does not do this original large format version which is crisp and sharp.
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by tudorw 9y ago
Google is a sitting duck for innovation, why does it not suggest scopes for search (paris = person / place), or show me a graph of results over time, or let me exclude pages with X% similarity and show me the most likely original sourc
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by tudorw 9y ago
me too, i'd hate to think this precedent would allow the creation of men only forums
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by tudorw 9y ago
Is it a multi-dimensional database? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_cube
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by tudorw 9y ago
While the economies of scale often offer a discount, there are some possibilities here, power cost increases when demand at a single location increases beyond a certain factor, inherent network capabilities suit a decentralized service, net
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by tudorw 9y ago
Any data broadcast potential there ? Localised FM data broadcasts might be fun to mess around with.
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by tudorw 9y ago
If you get in the situation where you think you might need a lawyer/attorney, talk to one, they are generally approachable sorts, if you don't trust one, talk to a few, as others have pointed out, this is the first and only step t
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by tudorw 9y ago
quite, I recall quite vividly 1994, arguing with my father who was a chemical engineer working for a blue chip in the city that the Internet had anything to offer the business world, 'the fax is fine, no one will ever trust anything th
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by tudorw 9y ago
I don't agree, if it gets to the point where multiple currencies are exchangeable independently (Swap protocol for example) then I can see a use for different variations that have different properties, you may choose one that offers th
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by tudorw 9y ago
While economics teaches us that past performance is not an indicator of future performance it concurrently teaches us that history is the only clue we have as to the future so, what follows is a fictional rewrite of a not so distant history
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"The European Union, which regulates the allowed production quota of sugars, limits the production of GFS to around 5% of total sugar production in the EU, meaning that it makes up a very small percentage of the sugar consumed in Europ
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by tudorw 9y ago
Is nutrition and cooking / domestic skills part of the American school curriculum or widely taught ?
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by tudorw 9y ago
If you are into this kind of thing I highly recommend 'The Vital Question: Why Is Life The Way It Is' by Nick Lane "In The Vital Question, Nick Lane radically reframes evolutionary history, putting forward a cogent solution t
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by tudorw 9y ago
"Clinical data shows that the drug works at[sic] up to four years in some patients" "a partial refund if the drug does not work in the first three months" So is it $850,000 every four years ?
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by tudorw 9y ago
My comment was meant as a general jibe at the state of the industry, not your correct answer :)
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by tudorw 9y ago
have you thought about a career in software development ?
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I'll second that recommendation, in addition to a description of life in a camp, it's diving into how one finds meaning in life after catastrophic and seemingly inescapable loss and tragedy, certainly helped to put my issues into
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by tudorw 9y ago
In the United Kingdom, anywhere they serve alcohol it's the law they give you free tap water. Which is nice.
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by tudorw 9y ago
I'm no biology person either, but in terms of photons, I do find these interesting; 'Biological tissues typically produce an observed radiant emittance in the visible and ultraviolet frequencies ranging from 10−17 to 10−23 W/
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by tudorw 9y ago
I have not checked yet, but maybe someone else is aware of the other news story this wave of headline making news is burying?
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by tudorw 9y ago
I've no issue with what you describe, I will question whether a high density London road may not be representative, anecdotally a foreign guest commented that he was amused by my concept of a busy place, he remarked that even in the bu
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by tudorw 9y ago
I accept the premise of your comment, though it would be a shame not to harness any passion for the topic with some suggestions of what might be the 'something useful' you are suggesting ?
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by tudorw 9y ago
No but if occasionally the furniture kicks you, then it could be improved on, pointing out flaws in the best of the best is very worthwhile, it's in that pain space that the biggest usability gains are to be had.
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by tudorw 9y ago
yes, if you place it 'behind' you, the cubes are nicely lit. This is lovely, if you have a decent GPU it flies along !
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by tudorw 9y ago
I can understand that feeling, when I clicked I thought it was going to be about somewhere else, the Sudan, or Congo maybe, those places where genius is snuffed out hour by hour.
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by tudorw 9y ago
"The US has a long and bloody history of meddling in Latin America's affairs" http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/cia-venezue...
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by tudorw 9y ago
me too, I wish people drove that calmly round here :)

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