[Chatter] "Where everybody knows your name ..."

[VDub2174]

I may be attending the Super Bowl.

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You say that like it's a normal every day thing.....lol

 

[Johnly]

You say that like it's a normal every day thing.....lol

Have you seen the way this man eats?

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[VDub2174]

Have you seen the way this man eats?

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Very true...haha

 

[STARGATE]

New partner, new(er) truck, back to teaming and nights I go! A load to Texas, then up to Portland...I just love long haul! Now if I can only drive between the snowflakes for a couple more months.
(On an unrelated note, I quit shaving in December, and I will provide beard pics on request)
Have a awesome day, and don't neglect your daily requirement of vitamin barley!

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Good luck out there and be safe!

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[Laura Knotek]

Time for some sleep... chatter better be alive this weekend.

#LOUDER

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I'll be around but not during the Super Bowl!

 

[STARGATE]

I may be attending the Super Bowl.

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Great!

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[STARGATE]

It's a go for the Super Bowl! Will be posting pictures come game day.

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Woohoo! Congrats!

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[Laura Knotek]

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My interests lie in physics & cosmology when it comes to science, biology just doesn't do it for me. There are definitely some subjects within it that I can get on board with, such as some of the amazing things that evolution has done, but the subject is so vast and topical that it seems like hardly anyone has a high level comprehensive perspective to begin from, so all discussions seem to start at atoms and cells and move up. These enzymes blah blah, you should care about the environment, this, that. Dude, I'd be content living in the death star with synthesized oxygen, even if it were me and nothing but androids.

I hated cell and molecular biology, and I hated all chemistry. The BS in biology I got was actually a mistake. I like math and physics, but I really don't like life sciences much; parasitology was the only biology course I really liked. The only reason I majored in biology was because a high school guidance counselor suggested it. They didn't have Strong Interest Inventory tests back then. When I took that test years later, when going back to school for a career change, I scored low on all things life science related.

 

[Laura Knotek]

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I really like ASUS, so I partially agree with that.

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I got an ASUS laptop last November. I love it.

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My daughter has seen a lot more snow, but for my little boy this is the first good snow he has ever seen! They even made a little snowman.
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That's cool!

 

[Laura Knotek]

From Themer app...for the folks who are fans of either of these teams these look pretty good.
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Sweet!

 

[STARGATE]

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I got an ASUS laptop last November. I love it.

They're really good! I got one (laptop) a couple of years ago for me but my mom liked it so much I just gave it to her.

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[Laura Knotek]

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I frigging LOVE Biology! It isn't for everyone, but the physiology piece is really where it is at for me. Amazing how anatomy and organ systems cam be tweaked, turned on or shut off with medicine. Pathology is another favorite of mine as the study of Virus's and Bacteria are just fascinating.

You are right, there is no such thing as a finite understanding of the matter, though they think our mating with neanderthals is where we get our propensity to smoke. A study links the DNA.

The DNA studies in Biology are frigging off tha hook interesting! Cadaver labs, not so much.

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The interesting thing about parasites is that they are eukaryotes, so the strategy to kill them is to use toxic substances that are enough to kill them, but not kill us (due to the differences in mass).

 

[Laura Knotek]

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Read this book on parasites a couple of years ago. It was eye opening.

Parasite Rex: Inside the Bizarre World of Nature's Most Dangerous Creatures: Carl Zimmer: 9780743200110: Amazon.com: Books

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Most of the textbooks tend to use the most graphic examples of the symptoms of infections, so those who are easily grossed out will not enjoy the subject.

 

[STARGATE]

Good night Chatter!

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[Laura Knotek]

New partner, new(er) truck, back to teaming and nights I go! A load to Texas, then up to Portland...I just love long haul! Now if I can only drive between the snowflakes for a couple more months.
(On an unrelated note, I quit shaving in December, and I will provide beard pics on request)
Have a awesome day, and don't neglect your daily requirement of vitamin barley!

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Sweet truck!

 

[Laura Knotek]

It's a go for the Super Bowl! Will be posting pictures come game day.

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Awesome! Can you bring guests? Please take me!

 

[Laura Knotek]

Good night Chatter!

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Good night STARGATE. Hopefully I'll catch up with you tomorrow.

 

[anon5664829]

Well my interests lay in business sooooo

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[STARGATE]

Good morning Chatter!

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[davidnc]

All green bars on graph

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