metabolism, not mutations eh? does that mean cancer can also be
attributed to bad eating habits and overall dietary stupidity?
(along with diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol problems,
etc.)
I think you'll enjoy this Jason, if you haven't already seen it.
Medical Testament
The Medical
See also:
http://www.precaution.org/lib/07/prn_pp_for_leukemia_and_emf.070119.htm
Scientists Urge Precaution for Electromagnetic Fields
At a public hearing in Connecticut, three senior scientists testify
that studies linking electromagnetic fields (EMF) to cancer in
children warrant a
See:
http://www.etcgroup.org/en/materials/publications.html?id=602
ETC Group - Publications - Extreme Genetic Engineering: An
Introduction to Synthetic Biology
Download PDF (1,005 KB)
http://www.etcgroup.org/upload/publication/602/01/synbioreportweb.pdf
ETC Group Releases Report on Synthetic
Hey everyone,
I'm working with a group that is building a 500 gallon batch reactor. We're
trying to implement a continuous wash system with three tanks. Some of the
water from the end of the wash in the first tank will be reused in the
beginning of the second wash in order to conserve water.
Brown Team Finds Crucial Protein Role in Deadly Prion Spread
http://www.brown.edu/Administration/News_Bureau/2006-07/06-084.html
January 23, 2007
Contact: Wendy Lawton
(401) 863-2476
Brown University Home
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Brown University biologists have made another major advance
I'd say that using a laser diode would work, putting the sensor at right
angles to the beam, would let you know how much dissolved or particulate
material is reflecting light. In perfectly clean water (liquid) the
beam should not be visible.
doug swanson
Will Kelleher wrote:
Hey everyone,
have you ever opened a commercial grade smoke detector? it is a simple thing
consisting of a lensed IR diode and a phototransistor at about a 45* offset
inside a baffled chamber. the intensity of the reflected light is monitored
by a low grade microprocessor (registers tolerances, address
I don't normally forward e-mails.
This is from Doctors without Borders and only requires a click of the mouse
to take action.
From: Doctors Without Borders
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Subject: Join MSF in Telling Novartis to Put People Before Patents
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 13:33:30
Hi Will ;
You are looking to build a tubidity meter, not
refractomoter (refractive index meter). Turbidy
measure cloudiness or particulate matter, refractive
index tells you about dissolved matter (like sugar for
example).
Omega Instruments has tons of measurement stuff and
they have some
I grew up in New Hampshire and they take seriously their motto LIVE FREE OR DIE
written on the license plates. We all need to take this seriously, thanks for
bringing it to our attention. They do seem to count on the fact that we are
way too distracted to notice.
- Original Message
Deb...ow...I've received a request from my Representative to the Kansas House
for more info on Real ID, including New Hampshire's passage...only to find out
that indeed New Hampshire has NOT passed a Rejection of Real ID. I'm looking
further into this post haste, but right now it doesn't look
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