It doesn’t require the commitment of Salt Fat Acid Heat.

There’s still the timelike dimension WE use as “time”. So the count is:

The theory of the crime didn’t work. Kelly Loeffler’s portfolio is active, and the questionable transactions were small compared to her total wealth. Justice dropped looking at her back in May, along with similar looks at Dianne Feinstein and Jim Inhofe. (vox.com: Kelly Loeffler and 2 other senators are no longer…

Internet, heck. Not detecting the staging is the sort of error I’d expect from someone unclear on the concept of “cinema”. I’d pay a dollar to see his reaction to L’Arrivée d’un train en gare de La Ciotat.

At least in 2018, it was a useful way to game the youtube algorithm. (Creators are making longer videos to cater to the YouTube algorithm.) I believe it still has some advantages today, but there’s a lot of proprietary secret sauce in there—so even folks who sound certain and authoritative should be heard with caution.…

Their explanation, from Vitamin Bullets. Microencapsulated Feeds to Fortify Shellfish and Tackle Human Nutrient Deficiencies :

The M67 uses an M213 fuse, which burns for four seconds. About seven seconds pass between the actor beginning his run away from the prop at 3:35 and the pyrotechnic going off around 3:42.

A pity it wasn’t beta.

Sometimes stem cells differentiate in unexpected ways. Teratomas often include neural tissue and teeth. So an important question is whether or not the nuggie wants to eat you.

Given these two proposed business plans:

Most of the useful “bioprinting” research is people trying for organ replacements and the like, or at least some sort of complex shape. (Like an ear.) Not much there is really ready for prime time, yet.

Look, after having looked at the Montreal test, I can see why President Trump said, “I took it at Walter Reed Medical Center in front of doctors and they were very surprised. They said, ‘That’s an unbelievable thing. Rarely does anyone do what you just did.’” I’d be astounded, too, if a patient could name eleven words…

Good point. Even if we assume basic survival isn’t an issue, who do you want: (A) Chris the boring, who thinks fishing for six hours is a good start and once carved a tie rack out of a stump with a paring knife, or (B) Charlie the exciting, who thinks partying for six hours is a good start and once characterized the…

It was real enough. Just why Mattel dropped it may be a bit trickier to nail down. (Time Magazine’s blurb: Harry Potter and the Vibrating Broom.  Their photo:)

It’s very 1990s—serial killer chic—but at the time, I really enjoyed Copycat. Holly Hunter AND Sigourney Weaver. And when Weaver’s character (“Helen”, because of course there’s still more name collision) starts chewing the walls, she is really chewing the walls.

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A good point. On the other hand, that “less” really is just “less”. From Effect of low and high forage diet on enteric and manure pack greenhouse gas emissions from a feedlot: “Methane production (L d^–1) was 42% higher (P < 0.05) from steers fed the low forage:grain ratio than from steers fed the high forage:grain…

Come to think of it, another strong candidate would be Wasabi Buttplug. (“Boy, I really hope that’s chocolate and wasabi.”) 

Now it’s digging even deeper into the always lucrative field of Inspirational Teens,

I’d argue it’s basically cost, yes. Digesting grass isn’t an efficient way to get calories, at least as compared to digesting grain—even for an animal that evolved to eat mostly-grass. And especially when the grass is on rangeland, meaning the animal has to WALK AROUND collecting grass. Cattle gain weight a lot faster…