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| Date | 2006-01-23 |
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| Message | hi about a erly warning for floods are they in place in n.z + middel east?? |
| Date | 2006-01-23 |
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| Message | Hi there, Ratoz!  Super cool site.  A real ‘katalyst’ to spark the interest in why and how natural processes work.  A veritable mine of information and breath of fresh air too.  Trouble is,  its too darn interesting, I can see I’ll be spending quite some time on reading all the interesting facts and topics.  Can you put and auto cut off when someone has been on the site for more than 2 hours, please? Or a very loud, persistent, audible warning?  To think I’ve gone through life not even noticing spaghetti snapped into three pieces, usually, never mind about the explanation. And, I never realised jelly was a colloid!  My goodness where on earth do you find the time to research all this?  Come on, all you good peeps, if you haven't already done so, make a small donation to the ‘kitty’ and help Kat keep the site running.  Incidentally, I think ‘ratlab’ is much better than ‘labrat’.  Anyway, isn’t that french for an annoying child?  Hardly appropriate.And finally,  always remember, the third certainty in life is:There is an explanation for everything. Power  to your research. |
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| Date | 2006-01-22 |
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| Message | I enjoy science diet. |
| Date | 2006-01-22 |
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| Message | This is such a great site! I'll have to spend a bit more time reading through the rest of it, but so far I'm impressed By the way, loving the fact that your rat logo has a barcode on its arse. Take a look at www.barcodinglife.org. |
| Date | 2006-01-22 |
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| Message | Has the number of breaths one takes during a lite time have a relation to the life span.There is an Old Indian belief that the number of breaths every animal has is almost the same.Just that animals such as rabbits and other small creatures exhaust their "quotas" earlier than slower breathing animals like humans or elephants.Yoga the centuries out art/science of breath control by various body posturing is believed to use this principle in extending ones life span. Is there any scientific evidence to support or dismiss it??? Thanx in advance guys.Ive just gotten to know about ur site.But i can say one thing I like it so far.Keep it up. |
| Date | 2006-01-21 |
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| Message | hi....i have 1 question which makes me wonder alot- what is the need 2 add gelatine to sweets when, if they change the ingredients to suitable for vegetarians, it tastes exactly the same as it did before, except the only difference is their company gets payed more because veges and coleiacs can purchase their product, thanks Kat....shahzad keep the good work |
| Date | 2006-01-21 |
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| Message | Can you do some stuff about the human body? If you did I would be VERY happy If you didn't I would be clueless in PE(we are learning about how the human body works) and I would spend valule time on the computer looking for something that will get me a good mark.I like you site Lauren |
Private Message added 2006-01-21 |
| Date | 2006-01-21 |
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| Message | All the references for the piece on worms and allergy were from scientific journals (a good one was by Falcone and Pritchard, Trends in Parasitology Volume 21, Issue 4 , April 2005, Pages 157-160" ). I have free access to the journals as I work in science but if you don't then I'm not sure whether a library can help you or if you need to pay to see them. Scientists involved in current trials on parasites and allergy include Professors David Pritchard and John Britton at Uni. Nottingham. Searching for them on Google will bring up a few news articles on them. I recently also interviewed one of the people working on the clinical trial. This is an article I wrote for my uni paper on the same subject if you're interested: http://www.ratlab.co.uk/wormsallergy.htm |
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