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02-17-12, 10:43 AM
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02-17-12, 10:50 AM
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Sweet! Do you take readings often? I don't, too lazy I guess, and seems like you risk contamination each time you open the fermentation vessel.
02-17-12, 11:25 AM
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Fresh Garbage
u be at ontario on the 26? If so i'll say hi. I know what u look like from bf. Sho-air?
Also I doubt that I am going to drop you. Not only because we will likely be in diff races (im cat3), but because I r sprinter and aren't as strong as you might think over long efforts.
Unless we're talking about a 200m 1v1 race. I'll drop your ass hard.
Also I doubt that I am going to drop you. Not only because we will likely be in diff races (im cat3), but because I r sprinter and aren't as strong as you might think over long efforts.
Unless we're talking about a 200m 1v1 race. I'll drop your ass hard.
02-17-12, 11:31 AM
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02-17-12, 11:55 AM
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This will be my second reading on primary. I usually do two readings per.
02-17-12, 12:06 PM
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It's my understanding however, that you do not want fermentation to be completely done when you go to secondary, you want the initial stage of fermentation to be completed, which usually is 3-5 days. The extra CO2 created in the final stage of fermentation fills the head space of the secondary ferementer which reduces exposure to oxygen. At least that's how i read it in the brew book i've got.
02-17-12, 02:24 PM
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Gorgeous! Might reach 50 this afternoon. So glad I rode in.
We have bike parking in the building on the loading dock level, surrounded by video cameras. I could probably leave my bike there unlocked, but that might be pushing it. So normally I'm fine having my bike down there.
This is my office, although most of those buildings you can see from my window are condos/apartments.
In exactly four weeks, I'm having my head shaved (my hair is currently super long) to raise money for St. Baldrick's Foundation, which supports research into curing childhood cancers.
This is my office, although most of those buildings you can see from my window are condos/apartments.
its cool, no feelings hurt. someone very close to me is going through this (hopefully done now) and so it stuck close to home.
RE: cancer research, that **** is going on ever where, including at my work. clearly there are alot of research dollars out there right now.
a couple guys at my work at working an an Fe magnetite nanoparticle for cancer therapy, funded by JHU (John Hopkins).
RE: cancer research, that **** is going on ever where, including at my work. clearly there are alot of research dollars out there right now.
a couple guys at my work at working an an Fe magnetite nanoparticle for cancer therapy, funded by JHU (John Hopkins).
02-17-12, 02:34 PM
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Since it's nice out, I'm leaving work to go ride my freaking bike. I've only rode outside twice since September. It makes me want to kill myself.
02-17-12, 03:09 PM
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02-17-12, 04:54 PM
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It's my understanding however, that you do not want fermentation to be completely done when you go to secondary, you want the initial stage of fermentation to be completed, which usually is 3-5 days. The extra CO2 created in the final stage of fermentation fills the head space of the secondary ferementer which reduces exposure to oxygen. At least that's how i read it in the brew book i've got.
02-17-12, 04:56 PM
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Today I had a Chem exam.... the weather is gorgeous btw.
02-17-12, 04:58 PM
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02-17-12, 04:59 PM
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My gf recently shaved her head and she looks hot.
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02-17-12, 05:07 PM
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P.S. nice major. I have a BS in chemistry (Dec 2010) and earned my best grades in Calc III, PDE's and (gasp) Electronics
best chem grades major were Pchem and Inorganic.
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02-17-12, 05:11 PM
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I have been considering staying like another semester to get a BS in Mathematics. It would be one semester of like 16 units... but being a BS Physics major, i already have like 90% of the math major done...
idk... we'll see down the road lol
Inorganic Chem sounds fun to me.
02-17-12, 05:32 PM
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its cool, no feelings hurt. someone very close to me is going through this (hopefully done now) and so it stuck close to home.
RE: cancer research, that **** is going on ever where, including at my work. clearly there are alot of research dollars out there right now.
a couple guys at my work at working an an Fe magnetite nanoparticle for cancer therapy, funded by JHU (John Hopkins).
I don't know the dirty details as I am not working on this project, but the concept is pretty simple:
The Fe nanoparticles are prepared in house (proprietary method
), and the surface is coordinated with branched polyethylene glycol molecules.
The PEG is conjugated to an antibody that bonds with some sort of enzyme present in certain types of cancerous cells, the details of which I am ignorant.
The nano particles are introduced intravenously (i think?) and accumulate at the cancer site due to the Fe/PEG/Antibody/Cancer interactions.
The patient is placed in a strong magnetic field which causes the Fe to vibrate and heat up due to it's high magnetic moment, killing nearby cells.
pretty cool.
RE: cancer research, that **** is going on ever where, including at my work. clearly there are alot of research dollars out there right now.
a couple guys at my work at working an an Fe magnetite nanoparticle for cancer therapy, funded by JHU (John Hopkins).
I don't know the dirty details as I am not working on this project, but the concept is pretty simple:
The Fe nanoparticles are prepared in house (proprietary method
), and the surface is coordinated with branched polyethylene glycol molecules.The PEG is conjugated to an antibody that bonds with some sort of enzyme present in certain types of cancerous cells, the details of which I am ignorant.
The nano particles are introduced intravenously (i think?) and accumulate at the cancer site due to the Fe/PEG/Antibody/Cancer interactions.
The patient is placed in a strong magnetic field which causes the Fe to vibrate and heat up due to it's high magnetic moment, killing nearby cells.
pretty cool.
02-17-12, 06:17 PM
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Today I got my first A on a Chem Ap exam. yeash.
thanks for believing in me Leuky
thanks for believing in me Leuky
02-17-12, 06:49 PM
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Still kicking.
Today was a good day.
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02-17-12, 08:30 PM
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Today I fell while tarckstanding.
02-17-12, 08:37 PM
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sɹɐʇsɟoןןnɟsʇıbɟɯo
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today i got hit by another car.
getting bored of this.
everything is fine.
epic hood slide.
her brand new hyundai genesis has a jdg sized man dent on its hood.
she was really cute too
getting bored of this.
everything is fine.
epic hood slide.
her brand new hyundai genesis has a jdg sized man dent on its hood.
she was really cute too
02-17-12, 08:53 PM
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Still kicking.
Glad you're ok.
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02-17-12, 08:55 PM
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i blame costco (where she was coming out of in a hurry, as she needed to get her 8000 square feet of toilet paper home ASAP)