Hi Mervyn, I hope you had as much fun as I did, at your oversight in reading Dr. Jayant's post. I also had a laugh at the post that accepted your total misreading of the post. But then, the post vouched that you interpreted 'cent per cent right' what was in Dr. Jayant's mind.
Wow! Did you know, you have the ability to read other people's mind? And that too, across the Atlantic? You better share this post with all your significant others, including your boss. That is scary.:=)) What is this new science? The CIA will pay you top dollar for your services. Now perhaps we will get a response saying that Dr. Jayant has a problem expressing what exactly he means. And English is not his amchi-bhas. With friends like that, ....... , one would need a spokesperson. You also made me realize that my mauxi was indeed a 'sharp cookie'. Her 'pearls of wisdom' and bits of information have been upheld by time and across the globe. To repay you for giving me the pleasure, here is something you may be excited in keeping with your interest. These are drugs that work against VEGF (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factors). Right now there is Avastin made by Genentech; as well as Thalidomide and Revlidine made by Celgene. These drugs or the companies are NOT a recommendation. BTW, this VEGF in the oncology community is pronounced 'vegef'. This is, so you TOO can sound very knowledgeable.:=)) Magir, kator ree bhaji. Hope you read my mind. That is why I did not answer your yes/no question. From now on, that's where I am going to refer all the yes/no questions.:=)) Regards, GL _______________________________________________ Goanet mailing list [email protected] http://lists.goanet.org/listinfo.cgi/goanet-goanet.org
