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Thought this sounded better without that last "s", ya? ?

Not sure if any of us were part of that decision, 'cause, if we were, EVERYDAY would be Friday! Ya? ?

I work for an IT consulting firm. Welcome to my world! Fortunately, you figured out fairly quick that it's always a process of elimination and that the usual suspects are not always the ones to blame. A cable starting to give out is one of the hardest to nail down by the way! Welcome to the Coffee House! Feel free to grab a cookie or two. The restroom is down the hall, but it's locked and we've never been able to find the key...

Cue Jesse to find the results unbelievable! ?

I keep thinking back to this comment as I watch him recording his Windows 7 computer... ?

Sounds accurate to me! ?

John Bobbit isn't amused! ?

But, enquiring minds want to know... Do you consider yourself a Blow Monkey Bob? ?

Become a vegan? (Too soon??)

Very well done! Nice score! (And the music wasn't bad either!?) Good luck to both of you. ??

As long as Meghan doesn't try to sing like Yoko, I'm ok with it. ?

Well, then it's probably a good thing that very few people would want to see "Trademark" on a bumper sticker, ya? ?

This was aired last month and is very interesting (I watched because the second segment was the use of psilocybin in a clinical setting, an area I've been studying). The progress is headed by the same guy that led the team in decoding the human genome. It's NOT a fast and easy solution (very painful), but it IS effective for what it currently targets. I seem to recall that they said they've found "solutions" for over 500 DNA issues, but need to create therapeutic strategies for each still. That said, these obviously target incorrect genetic code issues which most cancers do not fall under. In addition to oxygen therapy (mentioned previously), I'm very curious about the use of natural supplements to combat cancer (all in addition to reducing sugar intake, increasing hydration and high-intensity interval training, HIIT, to improve blood-flow which naturally improves the delivery of oxygen to the body). Some that have shown promise are fucoidan (found in brown seaweed); the various parts of the Graviola tree (found in the Amazon); AHCC (activated hexose correlate compound - a hybridization of several kinds of medicinal mushrooms); lactoferrin; concentrated flax hull lignans; cesium chloride (typically combined with dimethyl sulfoxide, or DMSO); Agaricus Blazei Murill (ABM - a mushroom out of Brazil); Bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis); Meshima (an Asian mushroom); an extract from Broccoli; another extract from Green Tea; a modified citrus pectin (MCP); Diindolylmethane (DIM); Stinging Nettle; Chinese skullcap; Berberine; Pomegranate; Ganoderma lucidum (a.k.a., the Reishi mushroom); Pygeum bark; crinum latifolium (a Vietnamese herb); compounds in wheat germ called DMBQ; and all the new stem-cell/T-Cell discoveries. Actually, the new approaches to stem-cells and T-Cells (the cells that can become anything in your body, as you age you lose a lot, by 35 you've already lost around 55%!) are very interesting. There's a new treatment that's expensive (over $100k) that requires needles and precise laboratory work but, I'm finding that this procedure can now be approached with a combination of supplements. I'm trying one combination now and am already seeing results!

Bummer! ?

Wait... I thought you liked Scandinavian women with tails, no? ?

I think I need to have a Baroque day soon... (I've had enough of them financially, but they aren't as enjoyable as the musical ones! ?)

tl; dr Studies have shown that people who have more birthdays tend to live longer. ?