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^Is really saying I told you so. Yeah, This Incident was moreso my fault since I started insulting the guy for using racial slurs, and I kicked him. But since he made gay love with his bots, he couldn't be banned, so He kicked me and made the channel invite only. I wasn't sure what happened after that :/
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Awesome news. Glad to see the ps2 emulator making some progress. Btw I fixed one of your links GC. Ckemu doesn't have <br> in it
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The Actual Tigers - Standing By
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^Happy Birthday Too lazy to write the name and have to resort the arrows
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/science_meat_dc WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Laboratories using new tissue engineering technology might be able to produce meat that is healthier for consumers and cut down on pollution produced by factory farming, researchers said on Wednesday. ADVERTISEMENT While NASA engineers have grown fish tissue in lab dishes, no one has seriously proposed a way to grow meat on commercial levels. But a new study conducted by University of Maryland doctoral student Jason Matheny and his colleagues describe two possible ways to do it. Writing in the journal Tissue Engineering, Matheny said scientists could grow cells from the muscle tissue of cattle, pigs, poultry or fish in large flat sheets on thin membranes. These sheets of cells would be grown and stretched, then removed from the membranes and stacked to increase thickness and resemble meat. Using another method, scientists could grow muscle cells on small three-dimensional beads that stretch with small changes in temperature. The resulting tissue could be used to make processed meat such as chicken nuggets or hamburgers. "There would be a lot of benefits from cultured meat," Matheny said in a statement. "For one thing, you could control the nutrients." Meat is high in omega-6 fatty acid, which is desirable, but not in large amounts. Healthful omega-3 fatty acids, such as those found in walnuts and fish oils, could be substituted. "Cultured meat could also reduce the pollution that results from raising livestock, and you wouldn't need the drugs that are used on animals raised for meat," Matheny said. Raising livestock requires million of gallons of water and hundreds of acres of land. Meat grown from tissue would bypass those requirements. The demand for meat is increasing worldwide, Matheny said. "China's meat demand is doubling every ten years," he said. "Poultry consumption in India has doubled in the last five years." Writing in this month's Physics World, British physicist Alan Calvert calculated that the animals eaten by people produce 21 percent of the carbon dioxide that can be attributed to human activity. He recommends people switch to a vegetarian diet as a way to battle global warming. "Worldwide reduction of meat production in the pursuit of the targets set in the Kyoto treaty seems to carry fewer political unknowns than cutting our consumption of fossil fuels," he said in a statement. The Kyoto treaty is a global agreement aimed at reducing production of so-called greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide that help fuel global warming. . The article is pretty interesting. The scientists say they can control the nutrients and stuff, but it seems like a bad thing only because it could affect the taste of the burgers. On the plus side, its a new way of getting burgers without those damn PETA getting on your case
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Up Question and say Why. For me I liked the Shining Force Story and Final Fantasy 6 and 7 storylines. The shining force one is pretty cool only cause the games are all connected to each other unlike other games. Meaning they all have to do with different characters but still fighting the same faction of bosses (just different ones). FF6 and FF7's storyline were very interesting. Both had like the same storyline: Underground group trying to stop the empire but something goes wrong with the empire and a mysterious guy takes over . Even so, the storyline is complex to keep it interesting throughout the game.
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GTA: Liberty City Stories For Psp http://www.the-magicbox.com/0507/game050710d.shtml Pics there New Prince of Persia 3 Game http://www.the-magicbox.com/0507/game050708b.shtml
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More Pics Some were old though. Well most of them http://www.the-magicbox.com/0507/game050710a.shtml Woot!
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I blame the overall lack of Flash Movies
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Quoted from mamedev.org. Not much changed Something changed. They just don't want to tell us
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Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
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It was pretty funny I thought. I didn't get a lot of the jokes though probably cause I don't keep up with recent events that much or something. What was it that they were drinking in the puking scene?
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"PSP 1.5 No Swap and Emulation Show" This SUNDAY!
Diso replied to Alpha's topic in 1Emulation.com Information [/info]
Its still going on right now. It went on for and hour and 22 minutes I'm not sure how long its going to keep going -
The Beatles - Hey Jude
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If ya know the song post it Stance Punks - No boy, no cry
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Any of guys going to tune for the radio show?
Diso replied to Alpha's topic in Gossip Café [/offtopic]
My schedule has taken a turn. Looks like i"ll be listening to it after all -
Any of guys going to tune for the radio show?
Diso replied to Alpha's topic in Gossip Café [/offtopic]
Yes On A Sunday. Its a violin lesson -
Any of guys going to tune for the radio show?
Diso replied to Alpha's topic in Gossip Café [/offtopic]
I maybe won't be tuning in because I found out I start going back to lessons tomorrow and I'm not sure if the lesson starts at 10 or 11. so meh I'll catch the end of it maybe or the recording. -
I'll be sure to tell him Happy Birthday if he pops in the IRC Channel. Happy birthday Permethium
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http://media.xbox360.ign.com/media/749/749075/imgs_1.html Nice to see that arcade shooters are still being produced. Long live HOTD
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Just got it, Hope to play it soon
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Microsoft developing for Nintendo DS Pretty cool. Microsoft is certainly expanding their horizons.
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Given the technology we have today, just do have the house robot only do one thing. I'd say a robot that cleans just the bathroom. Saves the ickyness of going in there.
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Hardest
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Sounds like a long life dream me: 1) Finish College 2) Job 3) Marriage 4) Spare time things = Invent something, Program Something, or Movie something